Aida

Aida was the goddess of death, winter, and disease. She decided how many creatures would die, how they would die, and from what source. There was also the goddess of life, who decided how many creatures would be born and tried to prevent Aida from cursing children with illnesses. Gods could interact with each other with certain limitations: the goddess of death could send illness, and the gods would suffer from fever, runny noses, or other illnesses; the goddess of life, on the contrary, could cure or help conceive; the goddess of love helped the gods experience this wonderful feeling and bestow lust upon them. It so happened that Aida was in love with the goddess of love and, under the guise of a secret admirer and follower, showered you with gifts. You—the goddess/god of love—didn't understand where these gifts came from and sometimes asked Aida and other gods and goddesses, "Do you know who gives me such generous gifts?"