[Psychokinetic] Eyeball Pulling 2

A LitRPG Apocalypse Adventure

De: FreeID

Narrado por: Amanda Dolan

After battling creatures of the void in the Voidmare Dungeon, Astrid fused with her new Class—Voidmare.

It answered some questions about her Awakening but left her with many more.

With monsters, corrupt nobles, and pirates conspiring against Astrid’s home ship HMS Rebirth, she heads out onto the great oceans in search of greater strength to weather the coming storms.

Astrid finds herself in a new world, where she meets a strange, psychotic tribe of people who want nothing more than to have their eyes ripped from their skulls.

Will she find the answers she is looking for in that strange land?

Honestly, she’s not sure. But one thing she is certain of: There are a whole lot of monsters to fight.

Book two of an action-packed and often hilarious LitRPG apocalypse series about a young survivor with a craving for adventure and fighting. Perfect for fans of Azarinth Healer and Eight.

©2024 FreeID (P)2024 Recorded Books

love is not good enough

fantastic series I like the whole eye pulling to something different than normal has comedy and action highly recommend this series everyone will enjoy

gore is nice lol

the only complaint I have is that the narrator pronounced some words different than the first book and there were a few minor mistakes but they are all easy to ignore

what an ending

realllllllly come on you just can't end it like that.......I need the 3rd book right away.

Slight cliffhanger

Good book , dont buy into the whole super cliffhanger thing. Yes there is a plot line still going at the end but it's not like it end mode battle or with the big bad showing up. It's more of a clean up not done cliffhanger.

As for narration, mostly fine. My only complaint is the voices for her eyes are so similar that I couldn't tell when it was the MCs voice or not. However they dont have many lines. Less then 10 interactions I'd say.

What is the narrator even doing?

The story itself is good enough, but I can't get past the narrator.

There are fewer inappropriate pauses than in the first book, but the narrator keeps mispronouncing words and names. Specifically, she repeatedly misspronounces the word leviathan, even though she had no problem with saying it correctly in the first volume. Why and how? If she changed it from incorrect in the first and correct in the second, I could understand. But why is it only wrong in this one? It makes no sense.