Ars Goetia ～The Boy Who Was Called Incompetent Uses 72 Demons to Become Unstoppable Manhua

Title: Ars Goetia - The Rise of the Unstoppable Sorcerer In the dim light of his small attic, Norman poured over the ancient pages of the Ars Goetia, heart pounding with a mixture of fear and excitement. The first demon he summoned, Belial, appeared in a cloud of black mist, its crimson eyes glinting with malicious intent. Norman's voice wavered as he spoke the incantations, feeling the raw power pulsating through the room. With each demon he conquered, Norman felt a surge of newfound strength coursing through his veins. His once shaky hands now held steady as he weaved intricate spells and commanded the elements with ease. The demons, initially skeptical of the mortal who dared to challenge them, soon bowed to Norman's indomitable will. But as Norman delved deeper into the mysteries of the Ars Goetia, he uncovered a darker truth - the demons he summoned were not just tools for his own advancement, but sentient beings with their own desires and agendas. Some tempted him with promises of ultimate power, while others whispered warnings of the dangers that lay ahead. Caught in a web of deceit and manipulation, Norman faced a moral dilemma. Should he continue down the path of darkness, sacrificing his humanity for untold power? Or should he find another way to break the curse that bound his family for generations? As the final demon loomed before him, Norman made his choice. With a heavy heart and a steely resolve, he confronted the demon, not as a master seeking subservience, but as an equal seeking understanding. And in that moment of truth, Norman unleashed a power greater than any spell - the power of empathy and compassion. With the curse shattered and his newfound allies by his side, Norman emerged from the shadows as a sorcerer unlike any other - not feared for his strength, but revered for his wisdom and kindness. And so, the once incompetent boy became the unstoppable force of change that reshaped the world of magic forever.