After Liam's livestream months ago — the one where he revealed himself as the owner and founder of Nova Technologies, displayed his flight capabilities, and showed the molecular assembler transmute a rough rock into a bar of solid twenty-four-karat gold and a broken tree branch into a flawless green diamond — he had become extraordinarily, almost impossibly popular.
The number of people following him had skyrocketed overnight, cresting a staggering one billion followers on LucidNet in a matter of days. And it wasn't only his own account that had surged. The accounts of everyone he followed swelled alongside his — his friends, Lucy, Daniel, Whitlock, and even the institutional account of the Bellmere Family Office.
Every one of them had become, overnight, among the most obsessively watched accounts on the platform.
