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Lea Arendt has reached the top. The question now is what she is willing to burn. Years after exposing the programme that manufactured heirs, Lea stands as head of government. Formal reforms have begun. Foundations that once quietly groomed candidates now exist under an oversight authority. Donor meetings leave paper trails. Parties have opened their internal rules slightly. Informal networks have adapted. A ""democracy innovation foundation"" is packaging the next generation of leaders across parties, profiling candidates and matching them with money. Old donors have found new paths. A polished rival waits in the wings in case Lea proves too independent. Centrists offer Lea a comfortable coalition and a soft solution: a commission instead of teeth. Her own party is split between those who want calm and those who still believe in deep reform. Lukas leads a harder path, backing her for the top job only if she signs a binding oversight package with real enforcement and full transparency about past dealings, including her own. Grassroots activists, victims and younger politicians push from below. Anonymous smears and financial pressure build from above. Justice Leitner, now a rare neutral voice, reminds Lea that good intentions inside bad structures are not enough. Lea must decide whether to treat her election as a personal mandate to rule or as a temporary assignment to change rules. In her final act, she openly invites the country to remove her if she fails. The Mandate She Breaks closes The Heir She Built with a sharp, grounded finale about leadership as a revocable contract, not a family right.

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