The Anime Lad
Yuke spends five years with the A-rank party Thunder Pike while its members insult and ridicule him. He finally leaves. While looking for a new party, he encounters former students Marina, Silk, and Rain, who have formed Clover. They invite their old teacher to join them. Basic professional respect becomes an unexpectedly powerful recruitment benefit.
Super Eyepatch Fox
Red mage Yuke resigns from Thunder Pike after years of mistreatment. He soon reunites with three adventurers he once taught and joins their party, Clover. Marina, Silk, and Rain admire his ability as a teacher, while he understands how to help them develop. Their first advantage is a working relationship built before the party formed.
Gigguku
Yuke finally walks away from an elite party that has spent years dismissing him. Then he meets Marina, Silk, and Rain, former students who already understand what his guidance is worth. Joining Clover lets him use his magic and teaching experience with people who actually listen. The fantasy begins with competence receiving the respect it was denied!
Father's Basement
Thunder Pike is written as such an obvious bad workplace that Yuke’s resignation requires no moral puzzle. Clover gives the premise more substance. Its members are his former students, so respect and trust exist before the first shared quest. His role can therefore involve helping other adventurers grow rather than merely proving his old teammates wrong.