Primal Sorcerer

Singularity Online, Book 4

By: Kyle Johnson

Narrated by: Basil Sands

The city of Antas has been liberated, the dread lich Zoridos is dead, and the newly Evolved player Lily fled to parts unknown. Now, though, Aranos' real trials begin.

Geltheriel's Cleansing Quest is an impossible task, one set by a treacherous elven elder who wants Aranos to fail. To complete it, he has to travel to the lands of humans and dwarves, where he'll find new enemies and have to build new alliances, all while rediscovering powers lost for centuries.

His enemies aren't idle, though, and now the dark god Morx has taken a personal hand in the Sorcerer Ascendant's defeat.

Restoring the Arcane Doors is impossible. Freeing the lands of Darkness is impossible. Facing the Lord of Nightmares is beyond impossible.

But Aranos is determined to do the impossible. To overcome his enemies and protect those he loves, he'll have to wield powers beyond magic. He'll need to become more than a wielder of spells; he must become the Primal Sorcerer!

©2021 Kyle Johnson (P)2022 Tantor

Highly underrated series

MC is so OP but damn I still enjoy this series! This authors output is INSANE, but the work still remains pretty solid (with some weak points here and there, but to be expected with this much content) but if you're not the overly picky type, I would highly recommend. Has actually become one of my all time fav litrpg's.

Great continuation

picked up where it left off, great character development and progression, the different pov's were not distracting and added to story development. basil's baritone voice did good job.

annoying

why do I have to write something instead of just hitting the stars and submitting it?

interesting

can you tell which is correct? interestig inerresting intesting nteresting interesting interesting interesting, 🤔

Much better than last book

I’m glad I stuck around for this book. The last one was so boring to me due to nonstop monotonous spell creation. This book does a great job with character creation and advancement. There was also a lot more plot advancement and action. I definitely enjoyed this book and look forward to the next.