I suppose that's one of Lull's main points: ambiguity and clarity. When something is supposedly resolved, it sometimes ends up bringing up more questions. (Plus it ending entirely clear is just odd for Lull's narrative, and it ending totally ambiguous would probably get me killed by my other readers.) I am glad that it did manage to end on a relatively solid, satisfying ending.
Thanks for the catch! I will edit it soon. I'm glad you enjoy reading it and feel satisfied with the results.
I didn't know you read HLBMA. Thanks for reading that mess, too. =P