Benjamin Taklaw, a Filipino high school student who dreams of being a bus driver like his father, got killed by Truck-kun. He thought his life would be over, and his soul would be in the afterlife.
  But, he was given another chance to live his again, this time, as a bus driver in…a fantasy world? He literally woke up on a bus in another world as a young bus driver. Grasping on that opportunity, he, as a 16-year-old boy and bus driver named Russell May, is now living his new life in a new strange world, filled with monsters and magic. 
  Along the way, he took in a snow village girl named Azalea, a low-ranked adventurer named Adrian Paulton, who was betrayed by his hero party in a dungeon, and a pair of twin dragon girls, Rai and Ria. They are now his new party and family. Together, they traveled the world through routes, picking up passengers of different races and socioeconomic backgrounds and dropping them off at their destinations of different kinds.
  Also, he discovered that he wasn’t alone in being reincarnated in that world: he was part of a class of creatures known as Renad. That group has different backgrounds of their previous lives, different ways they died, and best of all, different abilities, skills, and even equipment.
And also, the fantasy world will have evil entities and an organization named the Square Order of the Squirrel, whose primary goal is to free the demon king, Malarka, from the seal that sealed him 1,000 years before.

 After that, as Russell, after getting the explanation of how Gerald managed to acquire such a huge collection of books, sat down and started restudying his native earth languages, Gerald asked him if he had trained any apprentice in his line of work. Russell then responded, "Yes, 4 so far..."


Gerald was shocked. "Woah, what? My first apprentice-in-training was my current co-captain, yet 4 already for you?"


 "Well...2 from the Zale Valleys and 2 from the Southern Plains, plus the 5th one from Batela still in training."


 "No way! You're already in a lot of progress, while I am still in the process of training my first apprentice!"


 Because of that and with a fiery vigor in his eyes, Gerald was more determined in his future, long-term goals for his ferry education for future captains in the near future. Noticing that, Russell was positive for him, saying in his mind, "Good luck with that, Tito Gerald…"


Chapter 229 - Chapter 229 - Gerald's Goals