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I think mortal shells story is more about how the quest for immortality and power is a quest that only leads to corruption and more death. the abuse of nektar was the downfall. Consuming too much made it more of an addictive drug then anything else. tiel for example consumed way to much searching for his "spiritual high" that his skin started to boil. and the darkfather was so obsessed with becoming a god, he was punished imprisoned.
I wouldn't say the 4 shells had a meaningless life. from my understanding (I could be wrong) They followed hadern to fallgrim protect the seeds. but became too obsessed with consuming nektar. hadern realized then that all this crazy ♥♥♥♥ shouldnt have been messed with and wanted to take the rest of the seeds and leave. but Solomon believed that fallgrim could still be saved.
all that is a whole separate story. but as far as the ending goes. I think the true ending comes with the DLC. from my understanding the idea is to get your sister to ascend by gathering the remaining seeds. And fallgrim does get clean. (all-be-it still a very broken place.)