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Agea

Also known as Martian capital

  • city
  • futuristic Roman-inspired megacity

Futuristic capital city of Mars rising like a garden of jewelswords in the night. Features rooftop nightclubs with flickering lights, dance floors of condensed air, and elegant towering structures. Nestled within Valles Marineris.

Type
city
Style
futuristic Roman-inspired megacity
First appears
Book 1 · Ch. 15
Books
6

Agea begins as a glittering, jewel-like capital city of Mars in Red Rising, its rooftop nightclubs and condensed-air dance floors symbolizing the opulence of the Society. By Morning Star it has become a strategic seat of regional power with a major Citadel complex, and in Iron Gold it suffers bombings that foreshadow the Republic’s fragile hold. In Dark Age it serves as the Republic’s capital, bristling with skyhooks and skyscrapers, before reverting in Light Bringer to its original poetic description—now haunted by the scars of war.

History

  1. BOOK 1Red Rising

    Futuristic capital city of Mars rising like a garden of jewelswords in the night. Features rooftop nightclubs with flickering lights, dance floors of condensed air, and elegant towering structures. Nestled within Valles Marineris.

  2. BOOK 2Golden Son
  3. BOOK 3Morning Star

    Prominent city on Mars and former seat of regional power, featuring a major Citadel complex.

  4. BOOK 4Iron Gold

    A Martian city mentioned in the context of bombings. Not staged and not merged with any citadel or camp.

  5. BOOK 5Dark Age

    Republic capital city on Mars with skyhooks, skyscrapers, and plazas.

  6. BOOK 6Light Bringer

    Futuristic capital city of Mars rising like a garden of jewelswords in the night, rooftop nightclubs, elegant towering structures.

Key events

  1. Book 2
    Ch. 52
    Darrow's TriumphDarrow is celebrated as a hero in Agea, but the celebration is a trap set by the Jackal. His allies are massacred, and he is captured.
  2. Book 2
    Ch. 52
    Darrow's TriumphDarrow is celebrated as a hero in Agea, but the celebration is a trap set by the Jackal. His allies are massacred, and he is captured.
  3. Book 2
    Ch. 53
    The Triumph MassacreDarrow's victory celebration is a trap. Roque betrays him, and the Jackal's forces massacre his allies, including Lorn au Arcos and Augustus. Darrow is captured and tortured.
  4. Book 2
    Ch. 53
    The Death of Lorn au ArcosLorn au Arcos is killed by the Jackal's forces during the Triumph massacre. His death is a devastating loss for Darrow and a symbol of the old Gold honor being extinguished.
  5. Book 2
    Ch. 53
    The Death of Lorn au ArcosLorn au Arcos is killed by the Jackal's forces during the Triumph massacre. His death is a devastating loss for Darrow and a symbol of the old Gold honor being extinguished.

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