Tensei Shitara no Musuko Deshita: Inakagai de Nonbiri Slow Life o Okurou Manhua

Title: The Forgotten Hero In the bustling city of Astoria, where towering buildings blocked out the sun and the noise of carriages filled the air, lived a young boy named Kai. Unlike the other children who spent their days playing in the streets, Kai had a secret longing for adventure and excitement. Kai's father, a renowned blacksmith, had always hoped his son would follow in his footsteps and carry on the family legacy. But Kai's heart yearned for something more than just pounding on metal all day. He dreamt of becoming a hero, like the legendary warriors of old, who fought against evil and saved the kingdom from peril. One fateful night, as Kai sat alone in his father's workshop, a mysterious stranger appeared at the door. The stranger, clad in a tattered cloak and carrying a sword that gleamed with otherworldly light, introduced himself as Seraphim, a fallen angel seeking redemption. Intrigued by Seraphim's tale of betrayal and redemption, Kai offered to help him on his quest to restore his lost wings and return to the heavens. Together, they set off into the dark night, facing dangers and demons that lurked in the shadows. As they journeyed through forgotten ruins and treacherous forests, Kai discovered a strength and bravery within himself that he never knew existed. With Seraphim's guidance, he learned the ways of swordplay and magic, honing his skills to become a true warrior. When they finally reached the sacred temple where Seraphim's wings lay hidden, Kai knew that he had found his true calling. In a fierce battle against the forces of darkness, Kai unleashed his hidden powers and fought alongside Seraphim with unwavering courage. As the sun rose on a new day, Kai stood victorious, his heart no longer filled with doubt and longing. He had found his place in the world, not as a mere blacksmith's son, but as a hero destined for greatness. And so, Kai returned to Astoria, his head held high and his sword at the ready, ready to face whatever challenges may come his way. For he knew now that true heroism lay not in grand deeds or epic battles, but in the courage to stand up for what is right, no matter the cost.