<s>[INST] Here's my fantasy novel's premise: In a world where magic has disappeared, a young man named Ryker is tasked with finding a mysterious being known as the Archon, who is rumored to have the power to restore magic to the world. Ryker's quest is fraught with danger, and he must rely on his wits, skills, and new allies to survive.

Here's my (tentative) plan for Ryker's character arc:

Ryker's begins as a loner, who has been struggling to cope with the loss of his magic. He is initially motivated to find the Archon because he hopes to regain his own magical abilities. As he faces challenges and develops relationships with his allies, he begins to realize that his desire for magic is rooted in his own identity and sense of self-worth. He starts to see that there are other ways to contribute to the world and make a positive impact.

However, just as Ryker starts to come to terms with this new perspective, he discovers that his past is shrouded in mystery, and that his search for the Archon may have been manipulated by outside forces. Ryker's sense of identity and purpose is shattered, and he must confront the uncertainty and insecurity that comes with this revelation.

In the climax of the story, Ryker must make a choice that reflects his growth as a character. He can choose to pursue the Archon and risk everything for the chance to regain his magic, or he can choose to prioritize the relationships he's built and the good he can do without magic.

Here's where I'm stuck: How do I resolve Ryker's character arc in a satisfying way?[/INST]