Divine Fusionist: A Fantasy LitRPG Academy Adventure

Magical Fusion, Book 8

By: Jonathan Brooks

Narrated by: Miles Meili

Larek is now ready to face those who stole his family away…

All Larek wanted in his life after learning that he could make Fusions was to practice and improve upon his new ability, and to create the best and the most creative formations that the world had ever seen. He had largely accomplished that, but there always seemed to be more to learn about the art of Fusion creation; while resting up after his newest battle successes, he stumbles upon something that would change the way he thought about Fusions forever.

That new knowledge would be needed, as it is time to start looking toward the final confrontation with the Gergasi and their Enclave. Ridding the Kingdom of their presence wouldn’t just be beneficial for the people living in it, but would also give Larek the chance to free his family from their clutches.

With the Volunteers and the Scission Interception Corps now behind him, all of the Scissions, Apertures, and Calamities he’d helped to fight and close in the past have led to an upcoming confrontation of monumental proportions. Unfortunately for the Fusionist and his friends, things won’t be as simple as an epic battle between powerful entities, as a new danger cropping up in the Kingdom threatens to throw his entire plan out the window.

Will Larek be able to save the Kingdom and rescue his family in the process? Find out now in the final book in the Magical Fusion series!

This weak-to-strong MC story contains LitRPG elements such as character progression and statistics, as well as a heavy crafting emphasis. No explicit sexual content or harems.

©2025 Jonathan Brooks (P)2025 Jonathan Brooks

Wow!

Great conclusion to a fantastic unique litrpg series. fun and creative ride all the way through to the end.

Larek to the rescue

This was an amazing completion of Larek's story. He was able to keep most of the kingdom safe with no help from the people who were supposed to be running it, and his biological dad's family were trying to kill him because they saw him as a threat to their way of life, and they were right. I loved the very end for Larek got something he earned, and now he is happy.

Great ending

i really enjoyed this series an the ending was great, sad the story has to come to end

A great finale it fuses everything well

Thanks so much to the author for so much great family friendly work. I loved this series and it is amazing. Such a cool advancement model definitely loved it.

Solid end to the Fusionist saga

Divine Fusionist

Larek wants to focus on his fusions and spend time with his fiancée. Unfortunately, the Gergasi still have Larek’s family. He will undo every foothold they have on this world to get them back.

The recap chapter and having the stats are their own mini chapters has helped dramatically with the flow of the story. This litrpg series was a lot of fun. I did enjoy the new approach that it took on enchanting. It’s great when a series has an actual ending as well! Miles Meili does a great job narrating.

Content warning: some of the combat gets pretty graphic

Great story

This was a great ending to a wonderful journey and story. Highly recommend the whole series. Enjoy being able to finish a series. Narration was excellent.

Great Series Finale

The writing and narration are incredibly comfortable and engaging. And this entire series has a perfect balance of crafting, character development, power progression, conflict and nation-building. The battles are epic... action-packed but they don't drag on. Very creative story.

a great ending

I really enjoyed this non dungeon core series by Jonathan Brooks. the fusions were fun to read about and the system was solid.

Epic Conclusion!

This entry was amazing and covered a lot of ground. The fights were more brutal and meaningful but with everything at stake it makes sense. I’m very happy with how the story progressed and was resolved. Solid Series!

Finale!

Excellent finish to the series.

Took some twists and at times seemed like the author was deviating for something random. The truth is the author was making sure there were no loose ends and making it a satisfying finish.