Yuke walks away from five years of being treated like garbage the moment he has permission to leave. The show actually commits to that anger instead of softening it into a redemption arc, he's done, he moves on, and his students' genuine respect fills the hole that rejection left. It's a comfort watch that earns its warmth by starting with something real.

Yuke spent five years as a red mage in Thunder Pike, an elite A-rank adventuring party, only to walk away after years of mockery from his teammates. While looking for a new group, he runs into three of his former students, Marina, Silk, and Rain, whose low-ranked party is called Clover. Encouraged by the way they still admire him as their teacher, Yuke decides to join them. What starts as a mentor guiding inexperienced recruits grows as Yuke draws out the full strength of each girl while showing off his own exceptional support magic. When Clover's exploits are streamed to the public through an artifact called Camelot, the party quickly becomes famous. Their dream is to conquer Achromatic Darkness, the most challenging dungeon of all, and as they take on other dungeons to prepare, they are gradually pulled into turmoil that endangers the whole world.