Engo

A wayward disciple of the Perennial Vastness.

## Appearance

* The face was as large as Zac was tall and belonged to a creature with more girth than height. Its greenish face was covered in such a dense beard and bushy eyebrows that Zac suspected it had some beastkin blood in its ancestry. In reality, it was closer to some sort of demonic troll. Its huge nose was wider than Zac's face, and it had four glistening horns covered in archaic runes. Its eyes were even bigger, each one as large as a manhole cover **Chapter 980**
* It just stood there, with two stubby legs, each as thick as a tree, with a three-meter staff in its hand. It wore a set of earth-tone robes over its body, which looked incredibly odd on such a misproportioned creature. **Chapter 980**

## Cultivation

* "Lord Engo is one of the boss's oldest disciples. He's at the threshold of Supremacy." **Chapter 980**
* Engo laughed. "We both know I won't go any further [referring to becoming a Supremacy] unless something changes **Chapter 1,014**
* A second avatar of the old Kan'Zek Troll rose from within, and it didn't emit a speck of energy. **Chapter 1,014**
* A ripple shook the whole sky as the crystal on Engo's staff shattered. Lova shook her head upon seeing the madness in his eyes as a storm of runes spilled out of the broken container. Each pattern was a world unto its own, holding enough power to either create a reality or seal one. Each rune held a corner of the Heavens. To form even one was no doubt centuries of work. The old Ogre was going all out. **Chapter 1,060**

## Obsession and Doom

* Lord Engo is millions of years old and only cares about completing his Pillar and ascending. **Chapter 980**
* "What do you think, Esmeralda?" Lova smiled as she looked down at the small toad in her hand. "He's a pretty interesting one. No wonder Engo has been muttering to himself for over a month." **Chapter 980**
* "You're playing a dangerous game," Lova commented as they looked down at the children. ... "So what?" Engo grinned, his gaze turning to the sky. "Inserting myself into the tapestry didn't harm the child. He'll still get his opportunity. Isn't this why we've stayed in this world for so long, overseeing generation after generation? To find inspiration in the paths of the little animals, to benefit from their winds of fate?" **Chapter 1,014**
* "That's fine. I've lived long enough," Engo laughed. "We both know I won't go any further unless something changes, and I'm tired of searching one god-forsaken corner of the Multiverse after another. I'm just trying a few things out. Besides, aren't you the same? I'm guessing you're here because of that old thief." **Chapter 1,014**
* "You're talking like I'm out to harm the kid," Engo scoffed. "So what if I'm benefiting slightly from his providence? He's not hurting from it, and I've paid the price. His success is only possible because of my help in the first place." **Chapter 1,060**
* The Ogre's eyes were opened wide as he looked at his 'master' in disbelief. Lova could understand his confusion. Engo had spent over a million years inside the Perennial Vastness, and the scholar likely thought he knew every secret of its lord. Now, his gambit had failed and he didn't even get to plead for mercy before he was swallowed by a vortex. **Chapter 1,060**