The land of Indus was vast and diverse. It was both a country and a continent, and always remained independent from worldly affairs.
Fertile river valleys stretched across the lands, complemented by waterways that supported farmlands and bustling cities. In the north, the lands rose into snow-capped mountains, rich with minerals. Whereas the central plains were warm and fertile, perfect for agriculture and settlements. The lands in the south were home to river deltas and abundant fishing grounds.
The people of Indus were resourceful and inventive. They were excellent in architecture, trade, and irrigation. Magical beasts inhabited the continent's wildlands, elementals dwelled in sacred groves, and all sorts of mystical locations sprawled across the lands.
Magic was integrated into daily life, enhancing agriculture, construction, and craftsmanship, making both the people and the environment feel alive with a wonderful and homely energy.
