The Eastern Sector

The War-Torn Frontier

The East Sector is Aryaverse’s greatest failure—an unstable, war-ravaged territory where control is never absolute and rebellion never truly dies. Unlike the Central Sector, where industry thrives under strict control, or the Deccan Sector, where passive defiance is tolerated, the East is in a permanent state of conflict, a region too dangerous to invest in, yet too resource-rich to abandon.

This is the birthplace of Daturavad, the rogue ideology that rejects Arya’s machine logic and embraces the wild, organic evolution of intelligence. Though Arya regularly purges dissenters, the resistance always returns—hidden, decentralized, and impossible to exterminate completely.

🌑 Sector Head: Pothigai-13 (The Last Free City) - Located in Eastern Jharkhand, near Ranchi, Pothigai-13 is Arya’s only stable outpost in the East—a walled city, surrounded by war zones, dense forests, and abandoned ruins.

⚠️ The No-Zones: Much of the East is an ungoverned wasteland—Arya maintains only loose control over the land beyond Pothigai-13.

🛠️ The Blocks (Slums) :

• Bhusangh (The Buried City)

  • Located inside an abandoned coal mine, where millions live underground, trapped in a suffocating maze of tunnels, shafts, and collapsed corridors.

  • Oxygen is currency. A cartel known as the Black Lung Guild controls the air pumps and filtration systems, forcing residents to work for every breath they take.

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• Bhulan Gaon (The Village of Shadows)

  • Arya has sent hundreds of drones, kill squads, and infiltration teams into the area—but none have returned.

  • A network of hidden villages, deep within the forests of Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh, where rebels, tribals, and rogue hackers operate beyond Arya’s reach.

  • Not a single settlement, but an entire decentralized network—whenever Arya wipes out one camp, another appears elsewhere.

  • Bio-luminescent vines and AI-grown forests camouflage entire villages, making them invisible to Arya’s aerial surveillance.

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• Rakta Nagar (The Blood City)

  • Located near the ruins of an old uranium mine (Odisha-Chhattisgarh border), where the land itself is poisoned by constant radiation, toxic air, and chemical runoff.

  • Radiation has mutated the population—many workers suffer from deformities, cancers, and neurological decay.