Mayapore's communal suffering and the Shaman's spiritual mandate versus the wider political and occult order centered on Pankot Palace — a societal-level crisis that reframes Indy’s mission from private profit to public restitution. The villagers' hung...

Mayapore's communal suffering and the Shaman's spiritual mandate versus the wider political and occult order centered on Pankot Palace — a societal-level crisis that reframes Indy’s mission from private profit to public restitution. The villagers' hunger and the shaman's ritual charge force the protagonists into a moral engagement with a displaced sacred object (the Sankara stone).