Taspel... means NOTHING out of context, because Author is BS.

So. I decided to wonder about what "Taspel" could mean, for your sake.

-> Calypso = "to cover" or "to conceal" - Greek.
-> "Hyalypso" = "undaunted hope" - this story.
Meanwhile, The Greeks: "Hya" = Glass/Crystal and "Lypso"... means nothing on its own, it just sounds nice and is drawn from Calypso. Hyalypso might as well mean "clear concealment" or "transparent mystery" from a Greek perspective. ╮(￣▽￣)╭

Tapsel... might as well mean whatever the author wants it to mean. My best guess would be:

"Tas-" could suggest "task" or "purpose," implying action, effort, or responsibility.
"-pel" might evoke notions of "appeal" or "propel," suggesting movement or attraction.
→ Hence, "Taspel" could be interpreted symbolically as "purpose-driven action" or "propelled effort," emphasizing a sense of active pursuit or focused determination.

"Pella" = "stone" or "rock" - Greek. "Pelagos" - "sea," which carries connotations of vastness and depth.
"Tasis" = "tension" or "strain". "Tasso" = "to arrange," "to order," or "to appoint". "Tasis" = "action" or "process".
→ With these elements combined, "Taspel" could mean "Tension Bringer" or "Chaos Instigator", metaphorically representing "a force appointed to stir tension or strain within a vast and enduring space."

Together, Taspel might embody someone that, while driven by a clear sense of purpose, ultimately disrupts, challenges, or reshapes the world around them, whether through chaos or focused determination.

Given the context, I might as well go wild and be creative: Harbinger of Shadows, Veil of Despair, Echo of Ruin, Cloak of Misfortune, Dance of Illusions, Wily Tempest...