The tower emerges from a perfectly circular body of water at its base. The lake appears to descend infinitely around the circumference of the tower, whose submerged walls are equally endless. The shoreline is an abrupt circle of Noddish stone, a greyer, less unsettling material than the tower itself, nearly as durable but permeable with the right tools. The general effect is a bottomless well with a pillar at its center.
Lake Enoch bears no life but its waters are endless and pure, making it a primary water source for much of the city. The lake connects to the Lotan River to the west, and on the east its walls host a set of vast roots connected to the Green Path.