Dao of Magic

Cultivation. Magic. Empowering unwitting animals! A thousand-year-old cultivator, Drew, is about to ascend to a higher existence. As he begins the process, he finds out he has pissed off one too many demigods. Though he manages to fight off the concerted effort of sect elders and patriarchs...he is slapped away from the higher realms by something. After an instant or an eternity, he awakens on a lower realm! The air is filled with garbage energy, and his emotions of all things are allowing him to control it. For a cultivator that has spent his existence absolutely controlling his thoughts...that won't do at all. To regain his place in the cosmos, he will need to create the energy his is familiar with once more...even if it might poison the entire world. Then again...he could just take it easy and leave all the hard work to his "willing" apprentices.

Full pirate mode. Dungeons to explore. A quest to gather the eight skulls! Drew has finally got it all together. First, there is his pocket dimension, a quickly growing area based around his good buddy, Tree. Then there are his students, six random kids he...liberated. Finally, there is the dragon stalking him. Cultivating, sailing, staying ahead of trouble. That's his plan as he moves into the creation of his solid Core. Seducing a dragon was a total accident. Nuking an Island? Let's not focus on the details. They started it. What's the best thing to do while getting his magical career and development back on track? Play pirate, of course!

A sea of savage beasts. An ancient order of mages. A looming cataclysm. Now that Drew has become even more powerful by stepping into the Foundation Realm, new challenges await him. He is quietly growing his school and sect, and allowing his students to recruit whoever they want so he can take it easy. Trouble looms as his old mistakes come back to haunt him. The entire planet is about to be sent down a savage and unforgiving path, and it might be his fault. Monsters are popping up everywhere, packs of deadly animals led by terrible mutants. The worst part? They seem to be steered by some higher power, some nefarious being that holds the reins of the planet. His students have turned from bright-eyed, eager learners...into lazy good-for-nothings. Whoops. It seemed he was too influential in their development. Teach now has to spend large amounts of time crafting gear for all the new recruits, and the rising tensions are giving him a headache. Teach might just decide to end them all. He had a fresh start once … maybe he should try again?

A devastated school. A collapsing planet. All eyes on Drew. After teleporting his students all over the world in a rather dramatic attempt to stave off the inevitable apocalypse, Teach is busy. Instead of sipping and relaxing, he now has to slaughter the most powerful of beasts while running around and saving civilization as a whole. Re-Haan, his dragon mistress, isn't helping either. She just waves him goodbye as he is swallowed by a massive sandworm. When he finds an object that should be impossible, a hyper-dense projectile just like one that nearly bisected and killed him while he was breaking through, Drew sets out, determined to get to the root of this mystery. This fresh start isn't working out the way he hoped, and all the death threats his students are sending him aren't helping. Teach might just have to face his past for real in order to survive this one.

Impossible object to solve. Kidnapping dragons. Rebuilding a civilization. Punching a moon. His students scattered to the four corners of the planet, Drew finally has some time to do maintenance on his own little world. The first thing he does, of course, is to get all the dragons drunk and then kidnap them. Letting them simmer in a bootcamp of draconic design in order to teach the millenia old reptiles discipline and new tricks is sure to work. His students continue their duty of protecting their corners. They spend their time living as queens, being surrounded by a rather fuzzy harem, ruling with iron fists, or being loved by all. People do keep finding these mysterious super heavy items, and they don't seem to belong in this plane of existence. Also, there is the small problem of the mind controlling moon. And his draconic lover just so happens to be in danger - again.