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The number climbed. 400. 1,200. 5,000. 8,000. It stopped at exactly 10,000. All new accounts. All with profile pictures—landscapes, anime characters, blurry selfies—but something was off. Their bios were empty. Their followings were zero. They only followed him .

No downloads. No shady permissions. Just pure, promised magic.

A new line appeared: A cambio de que?

The first sign came on a Thursday. He was live-streaming a "get ready with me" when a new follower joined. Username: @el_forjador . No profile pic. The chat went silent for a second. Then a single message appeared, scrolling across the screen in glowing red text: generador de seguidores en tik tok gratis sin aplicaciones

Liam understood. The "free" followers weren't bots—they were echoes . Copies of real people scraped from the dark corners of the internet, hollow shells that mimicked engagement. And the Forge wanted genuine, living accounts in return. Not the fake ones. The ones with memories, with DMs, with inside jokes and photo dumps from summer vacation.

"Just give up," he muttered to his reflection in the dark monitor. But his fingers, desperate and twitchy, typed into Google: "generador de seguidores en tik tok gratis sin aplicaciones."

But when he looked at his phone contacts, Marco’s name was still there. His mom’s photos were still in his gallery. The girl from art class sent him a text: "Hey, did you delete TikTok? That's cool. Wanna grab coffee sometime?" The number climbed

He returned to the Forge. The black page was different now. The anvil was cracked. And a new message waited:

The countdown had reached zero. And the Forge had taken the first soul.

He forgot about the Forge. He forgot about the hot iron. All new accounts

The anvil stopped hammering. The screen flickered. Then, a single word: "Forjado." Forged.

His latest masterpiece—a meticulously edited transition video where he morphed from a high school nerd into a cyberpunk warrior—had been up for six hours. It had twelve likes. One of them was from his mom.

The Ghosts of the Forge

That night, he couldn't sleep. He opened his follower list. Scrolling past the 50k, he found them: the original 347. The real ones. His mom. His best friend Marco. The girl from art class who always liked his dog videos. They were still there. But next to each of their names, a small timer icon had appeared. A countdown. 24 hours. 23 hours. 22.

Take my account. Erase everything. But leave the 347 out of this.