Arthur is learning how to fly.
Not cleanly or effortlessly, and not without consequence. Each night brings bruises, exhaustion, and hard limits he can't ignore. The world is starting to notice the Flying Man again, and with every quiet rescue comes louder expectations, sharper scrutiny, and questions he isn't ready to answer.
As Arthur pushes himself further, he's forced to confront a truth he's been avoiding: staying hidden doesn't mean staying safe. Between public pressure, private doubt, and the growing pull to act when others can't, Arthur truly begins to understand what it means to carry responsibility in silence - and how quickly control can slip when power grows faster than certainty.