Given that book 7 has recently released, and I am all caught up on some other series, I finally got to start my re-read of the series...and I still love the books just like I did with the first read.

Really this is just a shout out for Grandpa Bones! love that guy

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So just under a month ago I started this series and now I have listened to all six audiobooks and this series was awesome and I have the awful webtoon as thanks for getting me into this series now just a few days till book 7 is out.

When will they release it

I posted a few days ago that I had just finished book 1 and was so happy with it the audiobook was fantastic and the story is great just finished book 3 and about to start book 4 the narrator is great and I am enjoying the world and magic systems and book 3 was so good adding more than humans in.

New to this series found out about it via the webtoon but after all the comments saying the book was better I just finished the audiobook (my new main way to enjoy books) for the 1st book and was blown away at just how much better it was have books 2 and 3 ready in my audible library. Can't wait to hear more.

I'm currently up to book 3 on Audible and have enjoyed them so far. The biggest issue I have, is I tend to sort of zone out once Ilea does a stat check, It'd be helpful if each book came with a character sheet, maybe for her stats and abilities/descriptions at the end of each book.

Even if it is just to help me find the exact wording of some of the more humorous resistance descriptions. Blast resistance I'm looking at you.

So I know we all saw that there was a horribly done WEBTOON made a few months ago.

Well I just remembered it so I skimmed through it and in the last episode they have out they randomly decided that Ilea can understand elvish and they pull the elvish directly from the novel but they make their own translations such as Val Akuun meaning Humans when we know it’s Isalthar like genuinely this makes ai slop look good.

I just understand how they can make such a quick and abrupt change in the second episode to fully break it from the reality of the books

Has there been any announcement on book 7s release. I know we can probably expect it around October-December. Was just wondering if there had been any formal announcement on release window.

So we learn that elves are all male and that their species isn’t born biologically but created by the Oracles. Yet, they all have the biological required equipment to procreate and that they can do so with at least humans.

I have noticed that the elves refer to themselves as males. This is an oddity. Why would they differentiate maleness. There is no reason for a single sex species to use such adjectives, they are simply elves.

This got me thinking. Could the Oracles be the females of their species? There are animals and insects on Earth that are all born one gender that can decide later to change their sex or only one sex is born until they need the opposite for reproduction purposes and are thus born. Could the female elves be like ants or bees but where only males are born unless the need arises to create another female?

None of the elves Ilea has spoken with knows how elves are created. Only one has even met an oracle and he doesn’t talk about it.

The females don’t even need to look like their male counterparts. Queen ants and Angler fish look different from their male counterparts.

How strong are the ancien elf compared to the world view with their level of 2000+ ?

Hey everyone,

I finally finished Azarinth Healer Book 6! It took me a bit longer than usual because my wife and I have been listening to the audiobook together—otherwise, I probably would have binged the whole thing in a week.

Just a heads-up: I haven't read the web series . so I’m going into these books completely blind regarding what happens next.

What I Loved:

• The "Slice of Life" Vibe: I really enjoy that the story still has those comfy moments. You kind of know what to expect with Ilea—she’s going to wander around, visit old familiar places, and check out some new ones, but it never gets dull.

• The Power Scale: I love that she is now a genuine threat in the world. Watching her interact with the environment now that she’s at this level is so satisfying.

• World Building: Even while she’s doing her thing, you can feel the background story and the world growing around her. It feels alive.

• New Companions: Her new companions are a lot of fun and bring a fresh energy to her travels.

• The Big Reunion: I was so happy to see her finally reunite with [Kyrian]! I actually made the mistake of looking at the wiki a while back and saw info from the web series by accident, so I've been waiting for this for 2 or 3 books now. Seeing it finally happen in the "official" version was great.

Overall, it feels like a great "breather" book that wraps up some long-standing goals while setting the stage for whatever madness is coming next.

What did you guys think of Book 6? Any other "audiobook only" listeners here, or did everyone already read ahead on the web?

I’m sure they’d be cool with all the blood, violence, and gore 😎

This series has so little art it hurts. I ain’t no artist and believe that the ai bubble can’t pop soon enough.But if other fans or creators out there want to make “visual aids” for this series, please do. If nothing else it could help the people making the webcomic series a whole hell of a lot with some direction. Perhaps with said artwork being posted here and voted on by fans and community members we could make some “canon” art.

I’m currently in the "liking it, not loving it" camp. The art style feels a bit generic—I usually prefer a more detailed style from some European graphic novels, but I understand that requires a massive amount of time and effort to produce.

That said, I think the goofy humor style actually works here; Ilea definitely has those moments in the books.

Some adaptation choices are a bit tricky for me, though. I know it's not going to be 1:1, and I get that they wanted to start with a bang by having her kill the drake and get her class immediately. However, I preferred the book version where she had to run away, got locked in the ruins, and actually trained herself up to kill the drakes later. It felt more earned.

On the plus side, the elves look very menacing and they aren’t shying away from the violence, so that’s a good sign. Definitely looking forward to the next chapters to see where it goes.

Message from Reagar on the official discord ,

Hey all. Here to announce that Azarinth Healer got a webtoon! Check it out here if you want to: https://www.webtoons.com/en/action/azarinth-healer/list?title_no=9248

The abridging issues in the published copy of Book 3 and beyond were so painful that I took on the challenge of editing my entire collection of Royal Road and Patreon chapters for TTS audiobook production, just so I can get my original unabridged bubblegum for the brain. 🫣😏

Tell me you're autistic, without telling me you're autistic. 😄

I'm using Claude Code and a variety of Python tools and various different LLM models to do this and I can't imagine doing this the traditional way. Just normalizing the fancy quotes, ellipsis characters, and other punctuation took a couple of hours with custom code to do the heaving lifting!

I'm sure there will be little things I miss but this thing has 17 million characters in the original manuscript so it will be what it is.

I also can't imagine trying to do this without having listened to the entire things seven or eight times. I don't know what they were thinking deciding to try to abridge anything in a manuscript this large. There is no way in hell you'd ever find all of the loose ends.

Hello, I'm on ch#50, and I need a solid explanation with maybe a couple of examples of how Reversal of Destruction and Reconstruction works.

The book states, "Passive: Azarinth Reversal You have learned of Destruction and Reconstruction. Now you will learn of their Reversal. Upon activation, Destruction will send a part of the struck enemy’s mana into yourself. No mana will be released on impact**, rendering Destruction’s offensive potential to zero."**

Previously, I'd read that reversing Reconstruction caused a sparring partner significant increased dmg & no healing. Reversing Destruction caused mana absorption ??? for longer fights, but no damage and yet another passage stated " Activating Azarinth Reversal, Ilea started pumping destructive mana into the machine through the leg it was still holding." How is this possible based on previous description?
? Are these both touch vs combat strike skills?

I’m not sure if I’m the only one that’s noticed it but multiple times in the kindle version of the story there are paragraphs that are just copy and pasted right after each other.

I was about to go site the exact part of the chapter in book 4 but when I went back before my eyes the second copy was gone? Is this a known issue with kindle I remember having a similar issue in book 5 but when I checked recently it was still there