Ehlnofey aren't animals. Animals were created by Kynareth, while Ehlnofey predate Mundus.

Thank you, but that creates more questions for me than answers. How can one simply create (I do by no means doubt that she did it, though) animals? Unlike in real life, they aren't just animated star dust, but actual vessels for something to put into a Soul Gem.

But how does this make the PC a Shezzarine? Sure, he stopped Alduin from eating the kalpa, but that might actually destroy Mundas rather than saving it to be recycled. There is a definite possibility that the PC is a Shezzarine, but no definite proof that he is, until we see what happens in future DLC.

So with the Kalpas... Are our existing gods then ancestors that were alive in a presumably linear existence, in the previous kalpas? Am I even allowed to think like that? How do we remember them? Is that part of the pieces that Dagon and Sheor Greedy-man were hiding?

Is the Celestial bodies an everlasting constant? With our wicked-a$$ time presentation, does that even matter? Are they still subject to potential change, even if once they change, they have always been what they are? Is there really just Eight of them? Why is there Eight? Why not Four? Or Eleven? Is this not dependent on the culture viewing them?

Is there even a shred of potential correctness in the assumption that what is described as "Dawn Era" holds a ton of Kalpas in which there could easily have been a Tamriel plausibly like the one we have today, with maybe another Ehlnofey mocking about, not too unlike our own but definitely a different thing? Are the Psijic Order and there old-school style one of the leftovers of these previous times?

How about the Nords? Is Atmora even on Nirn? Or are they moonmen? It doesn't subtract from their awesome. I do marvel looking at Jorrvaskr in Skyrim, thinking "This was made from wood... of Atmora. That's like having a boat of Antarctic wood. Or Marswood."

Isn't Lorkhan quite the badass? I mean agitating creation to come along, allowing me a Sovngarde upon death, after leading a life in Skyrim among beautiful Giants, Trolls, Mammoths, Bears eccentially allowing my dream of Theodor Kittelsen mixed with a bit of Robert E. Howard.

What was the "oldest" version of Borhamu? Does that question contradict itself? Then what is the oldest perception of Borhamu, and how long am I allowed to go back, before Time ceases to allow me?

Are there even answers for all this yet, or will there ever be? Do we all question most of what I ask about?