Create a single uninterrupted 6-second camera shot inside one…

Create a single uninterrupted 6-second camera shot inside one continuous 3D city map. REFERENCE USAGE: Use the FIRST reference as the only source of the city geometry, road network, building positions, scale, lighting, materials and spatial relationships. The SECOND reference is only a guide for the approximate final camera angle and destination. Do not switch to it, recreate it as a new scene, or use it as a separate shot. Preserve the geography established by the first reference throughout the entire animation. The two clinic buildings already exist inside the same map and are located close to each other. The camera must physically travel between them through the existing city space. 0.0–1.0 seconds: Begin exactly from the first reference view. Keep every building completely static and unchanged. Reveal the first clinic location on the long low building beside the diagonal main road: a thin cyan outline smoothly traces the roof, followed by a small cyan point and a narrow vertical light beam. The building itself must not appear, grow or reconstruct — only its marker becomes visible. 1.0–5.2 seconds: Without any cut, transition or interruption, move the same physical camera forward along the diagonal main road leading toward the second clinic. Follow the road continuously as a persistent visual anchor. The camera gently rises, slowly pulls back and makes one subtle gradual turn while moving. The movement must feel like a real drone travelling through a miniature city, not like a transition between two images. Keep part of the same road visible during the entire move. Nearby buildings must pass naturally through the frame with correct parallax. Their positions, proportions and orientation must remain rigid and unchanged. The destination building must gradually become visible within the existing city ahead of the camera. It must not suddenly appear, replace another building or fade in as a new background. 5.2–5.7 seconds: The camera naturally arrives near the composition shown in the second reference. Reveal the second clinic marker on the rounded building: first the precise cyan roof outline, then the cyan point and narrow vertical beam. 5.7–6.0 seconds: The camera gently settles and holds. Preserve the same city, lighting and geometry established in the opening frame. ABSOLUTE PRIORITY: One city, one camera, one continuous movement and one uninterrupted shot. If an exact match with the second reference would require changing the city geometry or creating a transition, ignore the exact match and preserve continuous geography instead. STRICTLY FORBIDDEN: cuts, hidden cuts, crossfades, dissolves, scene transitions, teleportation, sudden perspective changes, full-frame motion blur, passing behind an object to conceal a cut, rebuilding the city, morphing buildings, moving streets, changing building footprints, replacing the background, duplicated structures, popping objects, flickering textures, time jumps or camera jumps. Do not add text, labels, interface graphics, additional markers, particles, sparks or decorative effects.