The user's query mentions that the protagonist is disgraced by all guilds in the kingdom and then goes to Takoku (maybe a town or region) to live a slow life. The main character is the strongest tamer in the world. So, the story likely involves a comeback arc or a shift from high-stakes guild conflicts to a simpler life.
As Kazuki exits the hall, the streets are silent—former allies and townsfolk avoid his gaze. In a climactic flashback, readers witness the final battle where Kazuki’s tamed dragons decimated Ember forces but inadvertently scorched neutral villages, costing him political favor. The guilds spin the tragedy as his failure, leaving Kazuki with nothing but his tamed partner, a scarred wyvern named Yurei, who whispers, "We were fools to trust their guilds." The user's query mentions that the protagonist is
In the next chapter, Kazuki’s efforts to forge a new identity clash with the world’s refusal to forget his past. While teaching a group of village children to bond with insects, a sudden goblin raid forces him to reveal his strength—but this time, not for war. Will the guilds notice his growing influence, or can a tamer find peace in the quiet corners of Takoku? Meanwhile, rumors of a rogue guild hunting “disgraced tamers” reach the mountains… and Yurei’s eyes flash with determination. As Kazuki exits the hall, the streets are
I should structure the text as a continuation. Let's outline Chapter 20, highlighting the protagonist's struggle with the guilds, the climax of being disgraced, and then the transition to Takoku. For Chapter 21, focus on the slow life, potential character development, and hints at future conflicts or redemption. While teaching a group of village children to