Oathbound Healer
Beneath the Dragoneye Moons, Book 1
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Oathbound Healer
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Andrea Emmes
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Selkie Myth
About this listen
Elaine is ripped from this world to Pallos, a land of unlimited possibilities made real by a grand system governing classes, skills, and magic.
An ideal society? What is this, a fantasy novel?
Adventures? Right this way!
A grand quest? Nah.
Friends and loot? Heck yes!
Humans are the top dog? Nope; dinosaur food.
Healing and fighting? Well, everything is trying to eat her.
Join Elaine as she travels around Pallos, discovering all the wonders and mysteries of the world, trying to find a place where she belongs, hunting those elusive mangos, all while the ominous Dragoneye Moons watch her every move....
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love this book
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I am supprised at myself for not wandering to any other books between, and the insatiable craving for my favourite fruit (mangos) that it has lit. This series is absolutely being added to my favourite books list!
this is an isekai/portal fantasy LitRPG
Strong female characters -- check
occasional dumb puns -- check
actual character progression (for all character) -- check
twists that you won't see and twists that you will -- yep
cool life threatening magical battles, a lot of mangos and the story's not politics focused -- tripple check
plus actually exploreing the magic system!
If any of this sounds interesting to you
join Elaine on her journey through her secound life.
The road is long, starting from the foundations up, but the world building is fantastic (especially when you see the impacts in the later books) and even more intricate than you might think.
[gonna add a content warning here>>there are a few moments in the first few books where there is some terrible treatment of women and slavery.]
p.s I am pretty sure the MC has ADHD
magical and fantastic
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It's always nice to read litrpg which isn't -a random man transplanted into a magical world cheats or outsmarts the system and is shockingly stronger than all that came before, wow.
I liked that in some ways she was pretty average in her world. I liked that her flaws and often contrary and oblivious character seemed more like a real person.
But I do enjoy my op litrpg. All the characters here make mistakes, through the book their is a tension to the choices, will this be the mistake or when will she realize the mistake the reader can't have missed.
But I struggled in parts where the characters didn't communicate very well with eachother. Also, Elaine doesn't seem to take her development very seriously, which doesn't seem to match er personality. Maybe it's the semantics of the system.
(spoiler) example, for confusing inconsistency: the mc runs away due to an arranged marriage. She doesn't bother to explain to her parents, who up to this point have always taken care of her, and have expressed a belief that that the marriage is in her best interests, that she knows than man is a brute who rapes his slaves and explicitly stated he'd fix her.
After she's left and found a group the book ends without winding anything specifically anticipated up.
Maybe the end was meant to be a cliff hanger. Unsure.
I liked it, but something was needed.
I enjoyed it, but
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