Kira the Daedric Prince of the Arts

Kira: The Daedric Prince of the Arts, Performances, and Storytelling.

Her realm is similar to Vile's in that its more peaceful than the other realms in Oblivion. It's comprised of beautiful woods and grasslands to act as inspiration to the artistic souls who live there. The Global City acts as a central hub for artists and displays various artistic pieces and plays. The Daedra that inhabit the land are known as Muses, wisp-like creatures that influence the mortals who arrive.

She is very fond of her followers, and grants them artistic abilities if asked. However, before granting, she asks them why they wish to acquire such abilities. If they answer that they simply wish to entertain or wish to gain more enjoyment from the craft, the Prince gives them the abilities. But if they answer that they wish for fame or to seduce someone who loves the arts, the Prince is more harsh towards them. That's not to say they don't get the abilities, they do, but it is at a price.

She has various artifacts relating to the arts, though only a few are known. One is a paintbrush blessed by Kira and Azura to be able to create the most wonderfully colorful pieces. Another is an instrument that appears in one of many forms. This instrument, when played, slowly kills all those who hear its beautifully haunting music (save the player of the instrument). The third and final known artifact is a sculpting knife that can cut thru anything.

Among the Daedra in her realm, she has two that she is very fond of: Fae, the embodiment if Comedy, and Mel, the embodiment of Tragedy, who are known as the Princes Messengers. Both appear as young children, but are known to appear as teens or young adults at times. Fae is dressed in a colorful jesters outfit, while Mel is dressed in more melancholic tones. Both are thought to be aspects to the Prince, however, neither seem to contain power of the Daedric Prince (unlike Barbas). They are often seen roaming around Tamriel, entertaining the inhabitants and convincing others to join the craft. Kira is quite protective of her Messengers, and will not hesitate to kill any mortal who harms them.

Kira's relationships with the other Princes are unusual, in that she seems to have no ill will towards any, and is willing to come to a compromise in the event that one if her followers also worships another. Often times, she allows the soul to be sent to another realm, as long as she gets any and all artistic pieces created by the soul after death. This works with a majority of cases, but there are a few exceptions, such as Actors tending to be fought over. Souls claimed by both her and Hermaeus Mora tend to be in reverse situations, at least where Authors are concerned. Kira keeps the soul, while Herma-Mora gets the books.

She often send one of her Messengers to Apocrypha, mainly to deliver books or to ask if one can be borrowed. The other Princes she tries to remain close to are Sheogorath and Vaermina, knowing fully of their importance in her domain.  

Kira has a habit of visiting Tamriel to watch her living worshiped perform. She aboslutely DESPISES anything to do with Dadaism and anti-art, considering such movements as heresy.
She actively sends her followers to destroy such pieces and creators, claiming their souls for punishment