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Oliver went to the place the message had pointed to. There he met a woman named Mara. He also remembered the warning not to trust her.
Mara spoke to him in a direct, unusual way. She seemed to know something about the radio. Oliver could not decide whether to walk away or stay and listen.
Soon Oliver learned that Mara had noticed strange changes in his life. She said she had seen signs that he was being guided. Her words made him doubt the warning.
Oliver and Mara compared details from the broadcasts and the events around them. As they talked, it became clear that the radio messages were part of a larger pattern. Oliver understood that Mara might have information he needed.
Then a new message, or a changed one, came in while Oliver was with Mara. The timing showed that the radio was reacting to their meeting. Oliver still could not tell if the warning was meant to protect him or to keep him away from her.
Mara pushed him to look more closely at the radio. She suggested that the voice might not be an outside helper after all. Oliver began to suspect that the speaker could be tied to his own life.
Oliver chose not to reject Mara at once. He agreed to keep talking with her because he needed answers. By the end, he felt both doubt and trust.