Telos just means end or completion, I don't think even in ancient Greek it meant purpose
It can basically mean purpose (see for instance the word "teleology") in the same sense that the word "end" can imply a goal or purpose. So for example with the Telophoroi it was bringers of the end. With Meteion? It's probably the writers being clever and playing on the word's dual meaning, since Meteion was obsessed with finding purpose (since Hermes was), but then she is also the Endsinger, and also driven mad by the what she believed to be the inevitability of civilisational death and even the eventual end of the universe, both of which she helped accelerate, so obsessed with the end in that sense too.
When the game's story becomes self-aware:
I could see it, language is a pretty flexible thingIt can basically mean purpose (see for instance the word "teleology") in the same sense that the word "end" can imply a goal or purpose. So for example with the Telophoroi it was bringers of the end. With Meteion? It's probably the writers being clever and playing on the word's dual meaning, since Meteion was obsessed with finding purpose (since Hermes was), but then she is also the Endsinger, and also driven mad by the what she believed to be the inevitability of civilisational death and even the eventual end of the universe, both of which she helped accelerate, so obsessed with the end in that sense too.
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