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Nadi Sanjrani never felt so driven in her life, so determined, so sure of her purpose. She was a thrall of Tokyo, a puppet of the Japanese empire, a tool by which Japan would spike the crown jewel of Britain's colonial domain.

The New Delhi native was brainwashed by a Japanese agent a week ago, and the propaganda she was exposed to was already changing how she saw the world. Nadi was raised Muslim, but felt that the tension between their community and the Hindus and Sikhs only benefited the British. She already had a deep dislike for the Raj, but the mind control she was subjected to only made it grow deeper and more intense.

The agent helped her see the truth. What British rule had riven apart, Japanese rule would bring together. A new era would dawn for the subcontinent once Tokyo took control. The women of the Raj: Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Jain, and Buddhist would all be united under the august rule of their new masters.

There would be no strife, no violence, no discord between the communities. Japan would permit no such thing. Everyone would work together for the good of the empire, to fulfill the vision of the emperor. Nadi knew that once the British were thrown out and Japan installed a new administration, the peoples of the subcontinent would re-learn what it meant to be Asian.

They'd also learn their place in the new order that would arise in the Orient.

If it took brainwashing thousands, hundreds of thousands, and perhaps even millions of her fellow women, Nadi could accept that. After all, she was programmed to.

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Nadi Sanjrani never felt so driven in her life, so determined, so sure of her purpose. She was a thrall of Tokyo, a puppet of the Japanese empire, a tool by which Japan would spike the crown jewel of Britain's colonial domain.

The New Delhi native was brainwashed by a Japanese agent a week ago, and the propaganda she was exposed to was already changing how she saw the world. Nadi was raised Muslim, but felt that the tension between their community and the Hindus and Sikhs only benefited the British. She already had a deep dislike for the Raj, but the mind control she was subjected to only made it grow deeper and more intense.

The agent helped her see the truth. What British rule had riven apart, Japanese rule would bring together. A new era would dawn for the subcontinent once Tokyo took control. The women of the Raj: Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Jain, and Buddhist would all be united under the august rule of their new masters.

There would be no strife, no violence, no discord between the communities. Japan would permit no such thing. Everyone would work together for the good of the empire, to fulfill the vision of the emperor. Nadi knew that once the British were thrown out and Japan installed a new administration, the peoples of the subcontinent would re-learn what it meant to be Asian.

They'd also learn their place in the new order that would arise in the Orient.

If it took brainwashing thousands, hundreds of thousands, and perhaps even millions of her fellow women, Nadi could accept that. After all, she was programmed to.