Maybe it's just misunderstanding when translated from the Divine.

You know, like Arabic languages translated to English. They don't know what to call Khadafi or Osama.

All the discrepancies in names can be easily explained. Elfenehoala and Bollikin each call the forests by different names.
As for the creator of Lion, maybe he/she had a name change. I'd assume even the Divine gets one free name change.

I edited my post before you posted!

(I even once made an argument that the Unnameable Horror was the result of Yudhe's Spirit being eaten by Magnora and popping out of Lusternia's multiverse and into Achaea's. Thus the nameless son's essence is carried on (from the rape of Maya) into the human race. Later on a human combined with it (to become Eris) and later absorbed Dynara/Magnora and so became Estarra - who promptly hit me with a shoe at the suggestion.)

Nothing, however, could prepare the Gods and the Aldar for what would happen next. As they were meeting to discuss this disturbing new phenomenon and their progress in battling it, a rip in the fabric of Creation opened directly before them. All that could be seen through the rip were swirling lights and colours in no discernable pattern. Suddenly, two sections obtained the smallest sense of order, and immediately separated themselves from their surroundings. These beings we shall call Entropy and Discord, for they originate from a place where names have no meaning; where organized thought is not known and where the mortal mind would be rendered instantly insane were one unfortunate enough to experience it. Entropy and Discord came through the rip and immediately began an assault upon the Gods and Aldar, a vast collection of the most powerful beings known, outside the Creator.

All hail the Iceborne Fae!!!

Looking through all the books: Dracnoris, Trillillial, Mugowumpois, Tae, Tauro, Aslarn, Orlachmar, Loboshi, Clangorum, Krokano, Elfenehoala, Igaso, Bollikin.

It makes me wonder if this is about to come to an end. I assume this will deal with all of the sharded gods. So, out of all the races, I think only Meridian and Xyl are left. Keph died and Illith is Souless so I don't think they'll be books for either of them, and Faelings, Humans, and Viscanti don't count among the sharded. Unless we either add other gods (such as the ones for the Gnomes and Finks), or get new races.

If it does come to an end, I wonder if we'll start a new book, maybe the lost history of the Vernal times?

Aeons passed as the mortal races were hunted, slowly and cruelly, to extermination. Civilizations rose and fell to the rhythm of the Soulless Gods' feasts.

I'd always thought this paragraph was left a little open-ended so that unheard of races could be pulled at will from nowhere.

The Elder God Bollikin was the first Elder God to fragment his being, popularly believed because his gentle nature could not abide the impending Elder Wars.

Shanth the Gentle first suggested the Merging, a magical working that could have a chance to defeat Kethuru. But the cost would be great, as the last nine would sacrifice themselves in the undertaking. D'varsha agreed that it could be done, but not all the Vernal Gods were so convinced. Urlach raged against it. Tzaraziko feared it. Klangratch and Juliana were convinced they could defeat Kethuru in battle. But even as they argued, Kethuru contracted his skin and several mortal races ceased to exist.

Oh right, there was this part too:


Some insight into that would be cool, but it's probably something that'll be explored later.

By that stage, Kethuru had already become so powerful that he had become one with Lusternia itself. It's the reason why we can't actually destroy Kethuru.