No Hero, No Light

Kazuki Yoru should never have been born. Son of one of the most influential families in Japan, he was the shame of the Yoru – a quirkless, a nothing. While the world celebrated heroes and their brilliant powers, Kazuki could barely hold a paintbrush without trembling. His street art was just another way to shout without making noise. But everything changes when a green ring falls into his lap. Literally. Now, with a power that even he doesn't fully understand, Kazuki becomes the nightmare of criminals – a vigilante with no name, no face, just a light that cuts through the darkness. And the worst part? He doesn't give a damn about being a hero. Between vandalized drawings and chases through the city, Kazuki fights against himself. Because his willpower is absurd, but his mind? A mess. Lame jokes, random thoughts, and that little voice asking: "If I jump, will the ring save me or will it finally leave me alone?" No one notices. No one wants to notice. While the heroes shine in the spotlight, Kazuki disappears into the shadows. Because sometimes, the brightest light comes from those who are one step away from being extinguished.