In the plaza where the first feed had glowed, a new mural now stretched across the wall: a stylized eye, but this time its pupil was an open hand, palm outward, holding a tiny, shining camera. Beneath it, in bold letters, the words read:

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The state’s response was swift. A squad of enforcement drones descended, their red lights slicing through the night, aiming to seize the node and cut the feed. As they approached, the node’s watchdog kicked in, broadcasting a live clip from the Archive’s own surveillance room—a grainy view of the drones being commanded from a dimly lit control center. The footage showed operators laughing, adjusting the “privacy settings” for citizens, and, most damningly, a list of names marked “Potential Dissidents.”