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In the early days of Kanto's radio broadcasts, trainers reported strange interference on certain frequencies—white noise that sounded almost like crying.
Engineers dismissed it as equipment malfunction.
But one archivist, before vanishing, managed to capture the signal and encode it for safekeeping.
The archivist signed off every transmission with his name, "Gideon."
He left behind only this:
LSAuLi4uIC4gLyAtLi4gLiAuLSAtLi4gLyAuLS4gLiAuLi4gLSAvIC4uIC0uIC8gLi0uLiAuLSAuLi4tIC4gLS4gLS4uIC4gLi0uIC0tLi4tLSAvIC4tLi4gLS0tIC0tLSAtLi0gLyAtLi4uIC4gLS4gLiAuLSAtIC4uLi4gLyAtIC4uLi4gLiAvIC4uLiAuLi0gLi0uIC4uLS4gLi0gLS4tLiAuFlag format: hackemon{....}
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