Character · Book 3, The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook

Mongo

The pet Donut chooses from the kobolds' menagerie on the second floor — a seven-inch, pink-feathered 'Mongoliensis' that bites her nose and fights anything it sees. Bonded as her Royal Steed hours before the floor closes. Odette supplies the translation: velociraptor.

Segment appearances

• Chapter 1 — I'm on a train
• Chapter 2 — Transfer station 83
• Chapter 3 — Messages from deceased Crawlers
• Chapter 4 — Limp Richard's books
• Chapter 5 — Vernon the conductor
• Chapter 6 — Banshee Station
• Chapter 7 — The Prize Carousel
• Chapter 8 — The Cookbook's first page
• Chapter 10 — Landmines on the ochre line
• Chapter 11 — Gore-Gore
• Chapter 12 — The Dismemberment Limited
• Chapter 13 — The Ugly-Ass Backpack
• Chapter 14 — Stealing the Nightmare Express
• Chapter 15 — The Abyss
• Chapter 16 — Babababoons
• Chapter 17 — Station and Repair Hub E
• Chapter 19 — Frank Q at the bar
• Chapter 21 — Brynhild's Daughters
• Chapter 22 — The kebab plan
• Chapter 24 — Brynhild's Daughters is no more
• Chapter 25 — Seven hundred hats
• Chapter 26 — Growler Gary
• Chapter 27 — Physical
• Chapter 28 — Plan C
• Chapter 29 — The Bolt of Ophiotaurus
• Chapter 30 — The Syndicate logo
• Chapter 31 — The Iron Tangle, signing off
• Chapter 32 — Prepotente
• Chapter 33 — Death Challenge
• Epilogue — Epilogue: the wheel

Arc

Level 15 and full-grown by ch. 7 — pony-high, thirteen feet with the tail, Earthquake on a jump — then 23 by ch. 26 and 26 by ch. 31. Immune to the cornets' Queasy (ch. 6); thrown by Gore-Gore with one backhand (ch. 11); a saddle he hates and a rider he throws onto the alchemy table (ch. 10); two clockwork copies lost testing a third rail, one to the rail and one to a train (ch. 10). He runs the track with Donut aboard, 'REALLY, REALLY FAST' by her report (ch. 14, ch. 15), kills Growler Gary fourteen times face first (ch. 26), dances in a room of blood (ch. 29), and carries Donut through a wall to Carl (ch. 33). 'Dungeon-born pets are considered Borant property.' 'Mongo is not anybody's property. This is an outrage!' (ch. 25)