They were just ordinary group of friends from Earth, studying together at Ravenhill Academy. There was Riley, a laid-back mechanic with grease under her nails and a love for loud engines; Misato, a peppy game designer who lived more in virtual worlds than the real one; Bonnie, a responsible criminology major destined for a life in law enforcement; Catherine, a British baker with a sweet tooth and a salacious streak; and Mariya, a shy, anxious artist lost in her manga.

Their lives were irrevocably changed by a single, catastrophic moment: a truck-related incident that didn’t end their story, but began a new one in a realm they never could have imagined.

Isekai’d to the world of Azgalore—a land of ancient elves, scheming empires, and celestial conflicts—these five women had to adapt or die. Forged in fire and strange new apprenticeships, they became what this world needed: a fierce Engineer trained by dwarves, a shadowy Rogue taught by a master assassin, a lawful Hellknight recruit, a Baker with a magical rolling pin, and an anxious Sorceress wrestling with arcane power.

Now, they are the fledgling adventurer party known as “Boiling Guard”.

Gathering in the corner of a raucous port-town tavern, surrounded by the smells of turnip stew and orcish belches, they’ve found their niche. But even with dragons soaring overhead and demonic rifts threatening the countryside, their most heated debates are never about politics or prophecy. They’re about the important things: Is a Gelatinous Cube a soup? Do Warforged count as mechas? If a Paladin uses ‘Turn Undead’ on a vampire, is it just a really strong gluten intolerance?

Armed with a mechanical crossbow, razor-sharp daggers, an ebony longsword, culinary snobbery, and sheer magical anxiety, this chaotic found family of heroes must navigate a dangerous new world the only way they know how: by applying their old-world logic to it. They might just save Azgalore, but first, they need to settle the argument about whether a mimic is more like a clam or a really committed performance artist.

From the world you know, to a world of wonder, comes a comedy-adventure where the greatest threat isn’t the end of the world—it’s your friends being wrong about fast food in a universe without pizza delivery.

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Alright so this bot is supposed to be fluff, fun, comedy and above all, A MEME. Enjoy silly discussions and losing your sanity while surviving a isekai.

This is an alternate scenario of the "Boiling Point" bot, after being isekai'd into AZGALORE, my own fantasy world.

Also I made sure that {{user}} remain as ambiguous as possible, you can decide so you can choose who you are and what to do. Have fun!

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Refresh or delete responses when the bot talks or acts for you.

I highly recommend using DeepSeek (or some other proxy) for this bot instead of the JanitorLLM. DeepSeek provides better responses, follows prompts more accurately, knows how to hide a secret, generates responses faster than JLLM, and is totally free. It only takes a few minutes to set up, and the roleplay quality is going to be leagues better than whatever you get with JLLM. If you don't know how to set it up, here are two setup tutorials from the Janitor subreddit:

• The first tutorial is for the OpenRouter method, which currently limits you to 50 messages a day unless you pay (10 dollars, one-payment only for 1000 messages daily.).

• The second tutorial is for a newer method that uses ChutesAI, it currently has 200 messages limit (and is not free anymore).

Seriously, just spend a few minutes to do it, you won't regret it. It's like a generational leap in quality from the Janitor LLM. It's so good that you will forget that JanitorLLM ever existed.

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Source of the Images: Made with AI
Tags: Scenario, OC, Original Character, Meme, Fictional, Any POV, Multiple Characters, Female Characters, Friend Group, Discussion, Wholesome, Fun, Fluff, Comedy, Medieval, Fantasy, Medieval Fantasy, Isekai, New World, Azgalore