A new, more insidious system had emerged: the “Breeding for Dharma” program. Young, fertile Muslim girls with “Aryan” features—fair skin, light eyes—were singled out. They were taken to special facilities where they were kept on a diet of hormones and nutrients. They were forced to have sex with hand-picked Hindu men, often Brahmins or high-caste Kshatriyas, with the stated goal of “bleaching the bloodline.” Any resulting children were taken from their mothers at birth and given to high-caste Hindu families who were unable to conceive, raised as their own. The mothers, their purpose served, were either sent back to the Purity Camps or sold into private brothels.
**Zone 2: The Muslim Resistance (The Crescent Enclaves)**
The Muslim-controlled territories were shrinking, besieged, and turning inward. The initial, systematic revenge had given way to a desperate, savage fight for survival. The warlords were no longer just fighting Hindus; they were fighting each other over dwindling resources—food, medicine, weapons.
Here, the cruelty was more personal and less industrialized. Hindu women were not just booty; they were living trophies. In one stronghold, a particularly feared warlord known only as “The Butcher of Ayodhya” kept a harem of the most beautiful Hindu women he had captured. He didn’t just rape them; he broke them. He would force a mother to perform oral sex on her own son before having him executed in front of her. He would make sisters fight each other to the death, promising the survivor that she would be spared, only to rape and kill her after she had won.
The “Breeding Houses” still existed, but they were now charnel houses. With food and medicine scarce, infant mortality was astronomical. The women were malnourished, their bodies wracked by disease. The act of rape was no longer just about vengeance or procreation; it was an act of pure, nihilistic violence. The studs were often captured Hindu soldiers, drugged into a state of violent frenzy and forced to rape dozens of women a day until they collapsed from exhaustion.
A new, horrifying practice had emerged in the enclaves: “The Offering.” As a show of strength, each warlord would capture a high-profile Hindu woman—the wife of a politician, a famous actress, a renowned scientist. She would be publicly tortured for days, her suffering broadcast on their closed networks. The final act of The Offering was always the same: she would be skinned alive in the town square, her skin nailed to the city gates as a warning. It was a brutal, desperate act of psychological warfare that did little to stop the Hindu advance but succeeded in deepening the world’s abyss of hatred.
**The Dead Lands**
The vast spaces between the territories were lawless, filled with millions of displaced refugees. Here, small roving gangs of both faiths preyed on each other, their atrocities small-scale but no less horrific. It was a land of mass graves, of abandoned villages where the only inhabitants were flies and vultures, and of makeshift brothels where a woman’s life could be bought for a loaf of bread.