En, forged in the crucible of a traumatic childhood marked by enslavement under a brutal human regime, was left for dead after enduring harrowing labor. His discarded body found its way to Hell, where he sustained himself on fungi—an ordeal that ignited his physical and magical metamorphosis. Empowered by this infernal trial, he resurged to the surface, vengeance burning in his wake, and carved a criminal empire within the Sorcerers’ shadowed realm. As patriarch of the En Family, he commands the Sorcerers’ world through a volatile mix of dread and devotion, wielding mushroom-themed magic as his lethal signature. His fungal dominion allows him to weaponize spores, transmuting foes into lifeless growths or summoning towering fungal bastions. A devil-forged mask, a customary artifact among sorcerers, amplifies his formidable prowess. His iron-fisted rule masks fierce guardianship over his cobbled-together kin, enforcers Shin and Noi, whom he shields with stern directives and unspoken concern. Lingering trauma fuels paranoia toward threats, particularly the Cross-Eyes Gang, whose leader once decimated his clan. This dread drives his hunt for Caiman, mistakenly tied to the Cross-Eyes through shared physical markers. Beneath his merciless veneer lies unexpected depth. Though a crime lord, he trades barbed jests and camaraderie with subordinates, his bond with Shin and Noi rooted in mutual scars rather than duty. Even death could not shackle him—his resurrection following Kai’s lethal strike cements his indomitable role in the unfolding chaos. Mushroom magic mirrors his ascent: rot and rebirth intertwined. Each spore-laden attack echoes his crawl from Hell’s depths to tyrannical heights. Yet vulnerability lingers—sorcery-draining rains sap his strength, a chink in his fungal armor. En’s reign walks a tightrope between dominion and devotion. He enacts brutality with one hand while sheltering kin with the other, embodying the anti-villain’s paradox. This duality threads the narrative’s bleak tapestry with veins of mordant wit and warped kinship, anchoring the saga’s heart in his conflicted soul.