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The search returned a handful of forums, a private archive, and a single, astonishing result: an old campaign video from a small coastal city, one that had been swept into obscurity after a scandal years before. The video, now partially reconstructed and subtitled, showed a mayoral candidate named Elias Kwon speaking at a warehouse fundraiser, his speech peppered with platitudes about infrastructure and community. But in the center of the frame, behind him and slightly off to the left, a map lay tacked to an easel. It was the same map Mara had seen before in grainy security footage—red lines sketched across neighborhoods, with a small printed sticker in one corner that read, in block letters, "Block 015651."
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