Ajax's Ascension: The Capital

Ajax's Ascension, Book 2

Returning from his time in the cities’s militia, Ajax comes to find out his village was destroyed and his mentor was injured due to the whims of a spoiled noble. He knows there is nothing that can be done, as he is now, but luckily for him a dungeon nearby offers the perfect opportunity to train before heading to the Capital.

But once he gets there what will he find? A way to heal his mentor? Support to grow even stronger? Nobles who want to use him for their own ends? Maybe all of the above.

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I love this series!

I absolutely love this series. I cannot wait for the third book. The voice acting it's absolutely phenomenal. The next one fast please!!!

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Whenever there is a dungeon in a book, I usually prepare myself for another series chucked into the compost pile. This series is not that, it's highly entertaining and promises real conflict with real assholes in need of a beat down. The promise of a tournament soon bumps this to the top of my watch list. Eagerly drooling for a good tournament arc that doesn't get all sticky fingered harem smut or political, too. Good sh*t bro. Good sh*t. Count me in for book 3.

great story

love the story but the audible voices sound very mechanical, like each word is being spoken by a slow machine

Good story but the female voice actor is very off.

Good story, a bit too much of the stats annoucements - sometimes that takes up most of the chapter. The female voice actor was extremely annoying to listen to. She sounds as if she has a hard time reading, so almost all of her words are disjointed and slow. As if she was reading to a bunch of toddlers. Maybe I'm just too sensitive. Still, good story, good characters, and I'll prbly get the next book.

The Actor for the Female Characters Drags This Down

This is a fun series. The actor for all the female characters really detracts from the listening experience though. It’s like someone took elocution lessons and then did a completely cold read of the material. Each individual word is enunciated with no care to how that word fits into a natural sounding sentence. It seems especially pronounced with some of the accents they do.