25 episodes
Legon Awakening Nicholas Taylor
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3.3 • 25 Ratings
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Set in a world that is not our own, Legon Awakening takes you through an epic journey into a land full of imagination and innovation.
Join Legon and his sister, Sasha, search to understand their true heritage, confused at the possibility that of being part human and part elf. Surrounded by elves, the newly introduced Iumenta race, Dragons and Humans; Legon and Sasha's lives are filled with adventure and fantasy on their search for answers as they begin an epic journey of discovery; not to mention the incredible battle scenes which will be surely to capture your imagination!
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Legon Awakening Episode #25
Everyone is recovering from the battle. Iselin is upset with Legon about the risks he took in the fight. Legon and Sasha go and visit Arkin and make plans for the future.
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Legon Awakening Episode #24
War is upon the Elvin and human resistance. Legon, Sasha, Arkin, and Iselin are pushed to their max to help stop the Iumenta invasion.
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Legon Awakening Episode #23
Legon and Sasha’s fighting and magic skills are tested. Keither and Sara learn what roll they may play for the resistance. They all find out how a Dragon prepares for battle and receive armor and weapons of their own.
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Legon Awakening Episode #22
Legon and Sasha meet an old friend. They tell him about Kovos’s fate. Parkas sends a message to the Elves and humans, which forces Legon into his first decision as head of house Evindass.
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Legon Awakening Episode #21
The group is taken to the Elves. Once there they meet a new friend and Legon and Sasha are given protection, as they are now heads of a Great House. They learn about how magic is tested, what class each of them are, and about crystals. They also learn that the Elves live much more differently then they are accustom too.
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Legon Awakening Episode #20
The group makes it to the Precipice. They meet the leader of the human resistance in the area. They also meet the Elvin liaison who tells Legon about his and now Sasha’s lineage.
Customer Reviews
Good story, but reading is waaayy too slow!
I enjoyed the story but had to listen to it at 2x speed. Why such slow narration? I couldn't tolerate it at regular speed, even if I did want to know how the story ended.
Can't do it
I have listened to almost every episode of this podcast, but I have finally been driven away by the repeated grammatical errors (was instead of were) and slow, incorrectly inflected speech. These things have grated on my nerves so badly that I can't listen to any more episodes. However, the story is actually pretty good, and if there is a print version I'd say it's worth picking up. I'd rather spend money on a paperback or ebook than listen to this recording for free.
I like
Hi, this story is very good w, is the next one