Academy Days

Demon Princess Magical Chaos, Book 2

By: J.J. Pavlov

Narrated by: Katana Jones

Kuroe Makoto, now known as Chaos to demons and Chloe Marcott to humans, never thought that in a fantasy world filled with sword and sorcery, she would attend school again.

Her fake human heart beats faster when she thinks of the fact that this is a magic school, the kind she has read about in so many stories. The prospect of learning spells and meeting new and interesting people has her unexpectedly looking forward to sitting in a classroom again, even when she could be out adventuring with her party of humans.

However, with every new adventure comes new dangers, new friends, and new enemies. Her enrollment at the Royal Academy in the capital city Kongenssoevn isn't as smooth as she would have liked, and many more surprises lie in store for her even on the very first day. Join Chaos as she attends a magic school where she makes new friends, uncovers a buried mystery, and discovers a threat that may completely change the course of her future.

The Demon Princess Magical Chaos series contains gore and explicit sexual content. It's intended for mature listeners.

©2021 J.J. Pavlov (P)2021 Podium Audio

fantastic

this is a must get either by money or credit narration is awesome and the story is fantastic i will say this just because it will make the narration even better is do something different when she thinks to her self so we can tell the difference between her speaking to someone and her thinking to herself other then that fantastic 👏

Even Better than the First

Katana Jones kicks ass. I want another volume!

The story gets a level up in humor, intrigue, and character this time. The voice acting of Jones gives character gets a unique voice and personality. Definitely give this a listen.

Strong Second Volume that made me a fan

The first volume of the series in my opinion was just okay. The reason because of stuff like having a boring group aside for the love interest and creepy doll, Chloe not being able to do more cool tentacle thing, a boring world and a bit cringet refeferences and dialogue.


The second volume fixed all those problem and end in a chaotic chapter that makes me excited for more.

The first thing the book does that vastly improve the series is getting rid of the boring guild group that Chloe accompanied. Instead age surrounded by a sexy angel like person, several other demon in a magical school. The side characters are interesting and funny that makes for good dialogue.

Second, Chloe keeping her identity a secret become more engaging since she actually surrounded by people who can kill her. Making some of her decision have more weight.

Third they do have way more lore that makes the world a bit more intetesting and less generic.

Lastly, less constant references and cringy otaku like dialogue, with them better mixing Japanese and English in a less annoying manner.

What more, Chloe is giving more time to shine and do more stuff with her tentacle, both in fights and in bed. Making for a great power evil fantasy with a yuri harem full of wonderful and sexy woman.

Great story

Very gripping story and makes it hard to put it down. Makes my 1hr commute each way more bearable

More Cosmic Horror Fun from the Crawling Cows

I guess the simple review here is just to say that if you liked the first book then you will probably like this one too. Incidentally, if you are the producer of this book or even the author, there are four re-takes in this reading that were not deleted so you might want to fix that at some point. And maybe pronounce "chaos" the non-Japanese way since it is completely unnecessary to do so and somehow very annoying.

pretty good

I guess it's pretty good it's not the best I wish they were less fan service but it's pretty good

And the story gets even more intense!

The sarcasm in the book resonates with me.
The narration is great.
The plot thickens’

amazing

This book is very underratedid yes. Some people may have a problem with some of the content in there. Those who can't usually distinguish between fictional writing and reality usually have a hard time with subjects that deal with. Stuff that they don't like however all that being said. This is a wonderful serit does have a light amount. Mature scenes but don't let that take you away from the amazing story that progresses through the series all those who stick around for that Won't be disappointed.

Great writing, but somewhat lazy editing

This volume like the first is very well written, but the downside that I at least noticed with this volume of the story is that there were parts in the audio that should have been fixed or redone for better quality. The narration by the narrator is still great, but I just feel that there was hardly any post recording review put into this production and that lowers the quality of the product in my eyes. I’m not saying I didn’t enjoy the book, but those messed up audio parts did bug me quite a lot. I look forward greatly to the next volume in the story.

reaction to terrorism

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