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Twisted topography, mutated flora and fauna, and unnatural atmospheric phenomena in the Caali Scarred Lands.

The rise of Mu Tantra and the Transmutation Plague in Vangaladesh, driven by dark priests and priestesses devoted to Caali.

Ecosystem collapse, persistent mutagenic influence, and altered biogeochemical cycles caused by the Transmutation Plague.

The extreme manifestation of Negative Tantra known for reality warping and causing the devastating Transmutation Plague in Vangaladesh.

The systematic inversion of dharma, where vice is promoted over virtue and cruelty over compassion in Negative Tantra.

The subtle and insidious process of Shadow Teachings corrupting orthodox esoteric circles, described as a spiritual contagion in Arhantic texts.

Represents the nightmarish transformation of Vangaladesh into a hellscape due to Mu Tantra, with warped lands and monstrous beings.

Shows dark tantrics or transmuters experimenting with forbidden practices, seeking reality altering power from demonic sources.

Illustrates a Mu Tantra ritual with transgression, inversion, corrupted mantras, and demonic energy channeling for transformation.

Nightmarish landscape of Vangaladesh after the Transmutation Plague caused by Mu Tantra and Caali's influence.

Inversion of Dharma, embrace of chaos, and cultivation of dark energies are core tenets of Negative Tantra.

Caali originating from the Abyssal Realms, a dimension of primordial chaos and absence of dharma.

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Arhant King Chandrakirti VI mobilizes a two-million-strong inquisition force with soldiers and monks to combat demonic forces and restore dharma.

Destructive Mu Tantra emerges, capable of transmuting matter and landscapes, leading to the horrifying transformation of Vangaladesh.

Demonic 'Shadow Teachings' infiltrate eastern Bharata, corrupting esoteric traditions and promoting moral inversion and societal decay.

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