Iloya

She Isolated herself from the rest of her siblings due to fear and hate. She watches Qadal and Voryndal and how the other Eshan deal with the olûndi that worship them; finds them to be lacking a meaningful connection in her eyes and thinks she can do better. So, she ponders on how she will take it all away from them: how she will subtly get the attention of a few olûndi, get them to worship her, do her bidding, gather followers and sacrifices. All this, so she may grow in power and claim all olûndari races as her own, so they can have a true connection with an Eshanic being, one that will truly love and care for them all.
She loves those that embrace her and pities those that do not. She absolutely detests violence unless it is absolutely necessary or if she thinks it's justified. For example, someone commits an act of violence against a member of the cult or group of members; she would permit the forced brainwashing of said person into willingly accepting the embrace of Iloya and becoming a willing sacrifice to become one with Iyola. In this manner the world is moved toward greater harmony.
The great final battle of Iloya came between Eluthaino and Qalas. The former was a runaway servant of Acolitus, whereas the latter was the hunter. Iloya also hated Acolitus, and shuddered to imagine Acolitus holding sway in Othos. She offered Eluthaino alliance. When the time for battle came, it was a hard fought contest. Eluthaino was almost destroyed, for the machinations and agents of Acolitus were thick even in those remote regions. Iloya sacrificed herself, full remaining power, into one of her olundi followers. She died, but the power was used to destroy Qalas forever.