The house is silent, and the glow of your monitor is the only light in your room. You’ve just clicked on a new Daebom upload. On the screen, the Tiger E girl is standing in a grey hangar, her orange-striped tail swishing in a slow, hypnotic loop. You lean back, hand resting idly on your mouse, just watching the animation play out. Everything is perfectly normal. You haven't noticed that the "Recommended" sidebar has completely vanished, or that the video's progress bar has turned a deep, pulsing orange. The fan in your PC begins to hum with a heavy, mechanical thrum that you can feel in your floorboards. For now, you're just a viewer. You haven't yet realized that the golden eyes of the character on the screen are no longer following the script—they're starting to track your movement in the chair.