Apocalypse Command

Gravity and Divinity System, Book 2

By: Hunter Mythos

Narrated by: Zeno Robinson

A jokester gets serious and grows from strong to OP with Gravity Magic. But that's not enough. He takes control of the System. He gets command of the Champions.

Jay Luckrun was your typical dorky weirdo. A lover of street dancing, anime, action movies, and comedy. But everything changed when a divine creature chose him to be a dungeon crawler of the Multiverse. He fought monsters in another dimension and returned home to slay hundreds of assassins.

He's still a jokester. He tries to look past the consequences of having a System that he bends and breaks. It's fun gaining new levels, stats, skills, loot, and magical powers while teaming up with the most interesting people ever. Why stress over the small details?

But with more power comes more responsibility because the Champions need a strong and unique leader to face the Apocalypse.

The gods plot revenge. The assassins lurk in the background. The rules of the game are shifting and turning more monstrous. And the world is transforming into something new, which might be Jay's fault.

With his new life and his Chance becoming more unpredictable, Jay and his fellow Champions face harder challenges. But the changes Jay will see might push him in a direction that's freakier and more powerful than before.

After all, he has gravity and divinity on his side. He has the power to influence everything.

©2022 Hunter Mythos (P)2023 Podium Audio

volume of voice is poor

the story seems great, the audio is the worse I have found. it's too quiet in some places and too loud the next second. so you either miss part of conversations or get your eardrums blown out trying to hear everything

Good story// “Orientate” is NOT A WORD

Say it with: orient, orienting, oriented, etc. NOT orientate…That word is meaningless!

Rant over…

Love this series!

I love the storytelling, the action ,the plot ,the narration, everything more books please. I love how it's getting more serious and the mc doesn't feel like a kid anymore and is actually growing and learning and becoming ruthless. love love love it!

great story

my only complaint is that when the characters are whispering I have a hard time hearing even with my volume way up.

Dennis' priority

with no dungeons and the threat of the champions falling apart this book was okay but lacking.

Start ok got worse

The story started well but the characters didn’t seem like champions but villains in training. Little regard for innocent live and just got so drawn out and long winded on powers and leveling it worse than bad it got boring. I usually don’t delete this dies without remorse.

want my money back!

just bad, I made it half way through book 2 and I'm pretty sure the 2 books could have been 10hrs combined, the author still can't figure out if he's writing a y7, tween, Disney or ya novel. it's so slow and convoluted.

Good story, crappy delivery.

The storyline, plot, character development and progression are okay, even great at points. The crudeness and profanity detract from those positive elements. I read book one and part of book two, before the negative overcame the good, and I’d had enough. As someone who reads ten or more books a month, I simply found this series was not in my taste.

what a waste of a good idea

to much exposition and side quests for minor characters. lack of action is also discouraging

desecrating a church is where I call it.

I could get along with most of the story, and I'm a huge fan of the story all around. but the devil arc, a long with desecrating a church and calling the Bible small magic is where I call it. it's too bad tho. wish I could a heard where the story ended, but it just butted up against my beliefs too much