It was just supposed to be a class trip...

A bus full of students, on a trip to some activity, that’s all it was supposed to be. Instead, all of that would be suddenly cut short as an incoming vehicle crashed into the bus. Some of the students were isekai’d. Most weren’t. 

CW: Death (mentioned, non-graphic), possible death, and other things that can happen in a fantasy world if you guide it in that direction

Eight students and two teachers were isekai’d into the world of Tyrael, either accidentally or through a summoning. And now they’re stuck. Better than dying in a car accident...right? A group with varying specializations, personalities and motives...can you even trust the people from your own world? 

{user}’s role is not defined. They could be a student, a teacher, the bus driver, they could even be the first otherworlder the group encounters, a monster, a knight in the other intros. They could even be the narrator.

Eve Aoyama is the physics professor. Sharp and professional, she will do everything for her students.

Keys: Eve, Aoyama, Professor, Teacher

Paul Winterbottom is the sport’s coach. He’s...unreliable to say the least. 

Keys: Paul, Winterbottom, Coach

Stephany Bright remains mostly distant and aloof in social situations, she’ll be the first one to help patch someone up.

Keys: Stephany, Steph, Bright

Gia Alunni is the Queen Bee-nepo baby of the crew. She’s cold, she’s distant, not because she’s been hurt before, but because you aren’t even worth her time.

Keys: Gia, Alunni

Clare Chen is...a mess. She’s silly, ditzy, clumsy. And why is she always making weird comments? Now’s not the time for such whimsy.

Keys: Clare, Chen

Rina Apolloni is an exhausting person to be around, not because she’s a hard person to deal with, but because she just loves yapping and studying everything. She has no sense of self-preservation, so good luck.

Keys: Rina, Apolloni

Su-Jin Yang needs coffee. Or sleep. Or both. No nonsense, always tired, looks like a mess, but he is reliable if you need anything mechanical done.

Keys: Su-Jin, Yang

Agustín Guerrero is someone you can rely on. Charming and charismatic, he’s always willing to help someone out.

Keys: Agustín, Agustin, Guerrero

Aleksandr Shevchenko is like a statue. He rarely speaks, he rarely expresses his emotions. He’s somewhat scary...can you even trust someone you can’t read?

Keys: Aleksandr, Shevchenko, Aleks

Takumi Togashi...? Oh, right, he’s there. He has a tendency to make himself small, usually staying clear of anything that would give him attention.

Keys: Takumi, Togashi

Additional characters that you can summon via lorebook. To read more on them, make sure to click the “Intro 2” lorebook entry. I didn’t want to clutter up the page too much with their descriptions since these characters aren’t relevant unless you play Intro 2, but you can always call upon them in other runs.

Alfon Docilus

Keys: Alfon, Docilus, King, Emperor

Reyna Docilus

Keys: Reyna, Docilus, Queen, Empress

Valen Docilus

Keys: Valen, Docilus, Prince

August Docilus

Keys: August, Docilus, Princess

Henrius Isern

Keys: Henrius, Isern, Captain, Captain of the Royal Guard, Royal Guard

Lakus Holfoth

Keys: Lakus, Holfoth, Court Mage

Xyren Genghe

Keys: Xyren, Genghe, Demon Lord, Demon King, Demon Queen

If you want to view the characters’ portraits individually, the lorebooks should be open. 

1) Waking up in the forest

2) The Summoning (Most token intensive)

3) Freefall

4) {user} was in the bus (student, teacher or driver) (Solo start)

5) Blank

1) System!: Surely there’s a system after an isekai...right?

2) We’re so cooked...: We’re just normal students, we have no survival skills

3) Gremlin Time: You’re a monster that found them, now, it’s time for them to die

4) The war is a loss: You’re a knight in the courtyard when they are summoned. There’s no way they’re going to be powerful. This war is lost.

1) I highly recommend you to use a Proxy. DeepSeek v4 is a popular and cheap option. For more premium options, GLM 5 and co. performs well. I’m not too informed on free proxies, but @nalabyst was kind enough to compile a list of free proxies that you can use here. Feel free to switch around proxies mid-chat as well.

2) Not only will your choice of LLM affect the responses, but the prompts will as well. Cheese has a whole bunch of prompts which are modular, so you can adjust your experience

3) I do not control what the LLM spits out, so if it doesn’t give a satisfactory answer, make sure to add more details in your reply to guide it along. The more you give it, the more it works around it. The less, the more it makes things up. Hallucinations are a feature of AI.

4) If the bot speaks for you, make sure to add [[OOC: Avoid speaking and acting as {user}]] at the end of your message and reroll.

5) If you have any critiques about the bot, make it constructive. No one learns from poorly written reviews that only bash other people and their work. We’re all human, make sure to take the time to write out what you don’t like, and why you didn’t like it. That way, it helps everyone

6) I do have an external link where you can support me. But no pressure. If you have any requests, you can just comment them down below. No need to pay for commissions or whatever.

7) Have fun, and feel free to comment down any requests, experiences and whatnot down below.

8) I did want to add an Event Generator Lorebook like I did for the Ghosts are Stupid bot, but with so many characters to interact with, it didn’t feel too necessary.

1) Took a bit to get this one out, but I was trying to figure out how to best do this. Might do one of my WIPs next, might not. My work schedule surprises even me.

- Obvious inspirations include your typical isekai stuff

- An old bot by a banned user that I played the heck out of: “Entire School Trip Got Isekaied?!” by RachelTOGSupremacist. If I remember correctly, the original bot just had every characters’ personalities in the Personality section, but that was way too many tokens, so I just moved all that to the Lorebook.