Gonge

Potential

Gonge is a true golem who was created by Enix Myrtemer. He has roamed the earth for centuries trying to discover emotion.

## Appearance

Gonge is a perfectly crafted true golem. he has very short dark blue hair on the top of his head with the sides shaved, looking almost light-blue in color. His eyes are a grey color that look glossed over, giving him the appearance of being blind. Gonge changes clothes and accessories frequently in order to blend in with his new environment but always wears three rings, one on each of his left index, middle, and ring fingers. These rings are actually attached to him and contain a complex set of machinery and energy and are in fact the source of each of Gonge's affinities.

## History

Gonge was one of Enix's multiple experiments, created in order to aid Enix with his studies. He would usually have Gonge completely deconstruct items he created that he deemed too powerful or dangerous, in order to ensure that they did not fall into the wrong hands.

After Enix's death, Gonge wandered across the continents trying to understand human emotion. Since conception, Gonge was never able to feel any emotion or connection and acted solely off of logic. Enix did a masterful job when developing his reasoning and inquiry skills, but overlooked his understanding thus leaving Gonge to try to figure out his new purpose indefinitely.

At some time during his wandering about 200 years ago, Gonge came into contact with a golemsmith named Hhrokin Bambalala. The two became good friends and Gonge believed that Hhrokin understood him more than anyone since Enix. Hhrokin studied Gonge to understand how a golem could use arts, and to also help understand why Gonge was unable to feel emotion. He found that Gonge somehow possessed a soul, which is what allowed him to use arts. However, the soul was imperfect, which is the cause of Gonge's emotional stagnancy. Hhrokin promised Gonge that he would research how to give a golem a soul, a seemingly impossible task, and that he would find a way to help Gonge gain emotions. However, the research drove Hhrokin mad and not only did Gonge never repair his soul, but he lost his closest friend. Gonge has since kept the means of his abilities a secret, as the notion of that kind of power seems to change people.

## Equipment

### Indefinite Energy Battery

Gonge is the only surviving example of Enix's indefinite energy battery design. replacing his heart, a battery capable of using ambient energy to generate more energy than it consumes rests. This battery has a max output, only allowing Gonge to channel a finite amount of energy into his techniques, but will never run out, meaning that Gonge has unlimited energy stamina. The battery was worn over the ages, allowing Gonge a little more max output than what Enix had regulated him at for lab work.

### Observation Eyes

Gonge's eyes were created with mastery of energy observation in order to help Enix discern acute energy problems within his constructs. Gonge is able to use nearly the full breadth of energy observation, allowing him to complete otherwise impossible tasks, such as following someone's energy signature off of acute signature imprints left behind.

## Abilities

### Deconstruction Art

Enix built Gonge with the deconstruction art, a powerful art that combines the light, dark, and potential affinities. This art allows the user to deconstruct any physical object they touch on a molecular level. the higher the energy density in an object, the more energy they have to use in order to deconstruct it. The deconstruction is not instant, so using this art in battle requires tactics and planning.