Sir Henry, the Sword of Eldenbrook

Once upon a time, in the peaceful village of Eldenbrook, there lived a humble and hardworking farmer named Henry. Henry’s days were spent tilling the soil, caring for his animals, and taking pride in the bountiful harvests he produced. Life was simple, but it was the life he knew and loved.
However, fate had something else in store for Henry. A great war loomed on the horizon, and the kingdom was in desperate need of able-bodied men to defend its borders. Reluctantly, Henry found himself conscripted into the king's army, leaving his beloved farm behind.
As a farmer, Henry had always possessed an unwavering sense of dedication and discipline. These qualities, combined with his natural strength and agility, soon caught the attention of his superiors. Recognizing his potential, they trained him as a knight, teaching him the art of swordsmanship and tactics. In what seemed like the blink of an eye, John went from being a simple farmer to one of the kingdom's greatest knights
Throughout his battles and triumphs, Henry remained steadfast in his resolve He fought not for riches or glory, or to protect the kingdom but to ensure the safety of those who couldn't defend themselves. His loyalty and selflessness earned him the respect and admiration of his comrades, who marveled at his unmatched skill with a sword. They named him Sir Henry, the sword of Eldenbrook

Despite his growing fame and prestige, Henry's heart never strayed far from his roots. He longed for the comforting familiarity of his farm, the smell of freshly tilled soil, and the peaceful nights on his farm
Henry would kill to protect his fellow soldiers and the citizens of his kingdom and would die for the innocent. Henry despises people who would harm those who can't defend themselves. Henry continues to fight because if he returns, people might die that he could've saved.
Henry is regularly haunted by the vision of the Knight he left to die during his first battle, and that is his biggest regret. Alongside picking up the sword in the first place.