Pacchi Festival

Bushido Online, Book 4

By: Nikita Thorn

Narrated by: Christian Rummel

The wait is over! Welcome to the Pacchi Festival!

As Shinshioka launches into the much-awaited week-long event, Seiki and his friends race to solve the mystery of the recent treasures from the Shussebora Cave. Having gone against what appears to be the most powerful clan in the game, they now try their best to balance progression with just the right amount of politics to keep everyone out of trouble. However, amid the dazzling allure of the activity-filled festival, with its own promise of lucrative rewards, danger lurks in many forms—from rare monsters to new enemies, to the disturbing reappearance of the masked stalker who seems to haunt Seiki's every step.

Is the ronin the only person who can see it? Who is the figure behind the white mask and what do they want? What challenges will the Festival bring, and what other secrets will Seiki and his friends stumble upon before the echoes of the final fireworks fade away?

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amazing

I really enjoyed this. such a great litrpg. it has such a slice of life quality to it. not that there is a partial antagonistic plot in the works I am super excited for more.

cant wait for the next one

gets better amd better with each book and i am more intruiged with each one just cant wait to see where it goes from here

The best of the best.

This is the single greatest LitRpg book there is. Period. I just wish that the publisher was more involved and put more emphasis on this author. Idk. More advertising or something. It's gonna be agonizing waiting for book 5. This book is amazing. The sword!!!!

I've been waiting for this audio book to release

if you read the first 3books in this series you already know how good it is but this book answers a lot of questions and the climax was WOW love the struggle Seth goes through would definitely recommend the series to everyone

loved it can't wait for the next one

Love this series and i can not wait for the next book to come out