No problem. In that case....
WHAT
THE
FUCK
JUST
HAPPENED
Everything fell logically into place, as far as I can see. It all makes a terrifying amount of sense, the end of The Unholy Consult. That the Consult would take Dunyain alive was incredibly foolish, but once they did, it sealed their own fate. The tekne and the Dunyain philosophy are too close...that's assuming the Mutiliated are still Dunyain, and not Shaeonara possessing them.
Proyas was being set-up all along. He was the scapegoat, the fall-man designed to take the blame for the decision to eat Sranc. His breaking was necessary, to make that step possible, and once it was done, he served the purpose of dying to redeem the Great Ordeal.
Kellhus was trying to save the world, and his plan was actually quite brilliant. The gods could not see the threat, so he used the daimos to travel to the Outside, and made pacts with the pit. Ajokli's summoning at the topos that is Golgotterath completely negated the advantages of the Consult and their chorae-armed skin spies, and is one of the most chilling scenes in a series full of them.
And then, Kelmomnas ruins it all, as he ruins everything. Of course he's the No God. No wonder the Narindar couldn't see him, couldn't react to him. Once he was on the path to becoming the No-God, he was always the No-God, and so always invisible to the Hundred. Ajokli intended to use the Consult as the lash to drive nations to despair, but he very conveniently abandons Kellhus at a key moment (very conveniently indeed, considering he cannot see the No-God). Whether Kellhus had a contingency for this it's hard to say, but at the very least he is now a Ciphrang in the Outside, which means his part may not be over just yet. And then of course, Ajokli is now also loose in the world, in the body of Cnauir, which makes a terrifying amount of sense.