Story so far
Tserendolgor is invoked as a warning rather than a presence. When Carl plans to throw Samantha to Emberus using the head thrower, Donut reminds him what happened outside Tserendolgor's bubble: Emberus melted an entire world.
Her point is that if Emberus picks Samantha up off the Xistera, the god will simply be summoned to Carl — and with the thrower unable to come off, both of them will be burned to nothing. Carl's only response is one problem at a time.
Role
The precedent for what Emberus does to a world he is angry at.
Relationships
Emberus — He melted a world outside her bubble.
Donut — Cites the memory as a warning to Carl.
Carl — Was present at the bubble when the world burned.
Earlier in this series
Also appears in books you've already read — spoiler-safe to their endings:
Sources — 6 recorded facts, by chapter
Chapter 1
- Well-liked dog-girl crawler who died on the eighth floor and left Carl her flamethrower and her meatball.
Chapter 5
- The vinegar goddess whose beheading by Paz upgraded Carl's potions and left him items Mordecai wants to discuss.
Chapter 6
- The namesake of a jeweled dog-shaped platinum box that grants Donut the battlefield-protection spell Sentry.
Chapter 28
- Sponsor or figure associated with a distinctive flamethrower, the model for Kristen Cronin's weapon.
Chapter 75
- Original owner of the flamethrower Velma, now mounted to Jamal's automaton harness.
Chapter 96
- Goddess whose bubble Carl and Donut once stood outside while Emberus melted an entire world.