Nephilim

A wanderer pulls a boy off the street one night, disappears with him for ten years, and hands back a young man trained hard in body and mind. That's where Nephilim actually starts: not with the training, but with what he does once he's home again.

The village he returns to isn't the one he left. He's stronger, sharper, and expected to build something out of it, but the story keeps circling back to one question: what does it mean to actually be a Nephilim, caught between an inherited darkness and whatever hope he chooses to stand for. Friendship, romance, and temptation all pull at that answer differently.

You play him through that return: talking to people who half-remember him, making choices about who to trust or chase, and slowly deciding whether his power gets used for himself, for others, or against them. It's a visual novel built on that branching, not on padding.