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Magical Fusion #7
Corps InterFusion
The Scission Interception Corps is finally going to get what’s coming to them….
After a harrowing battle where he nearly died, Larek’s slow recovery has given his enemies a chance to strike back at him and his growing group of Volunteers. Not only has the Scission Interception Corps – an outdated organization that used to protect the Kingdom of Androthe before the introduction of Apertures fractured their power – taken it upon themselves to fight the growing influence of the Volunteers, but they have also enlisted the help of the local Factions to stop Larek and his friends from taking control of the region that they just freed from a Calamity. To top off his list of problems, the Gergasi in their Enclave are also moving to investigate this new threat to their own superiority.
Fortunately for Larek, his recent fight against a powerful foe has led to some dramatic improvements to his personal development. Now, with new knowledge and new Skills, the Fusionist can take on all comers like never before, including a particular one that has been a thorn in his side for a while now.
In short, it’s time take down the SIC.
Of course, while killing every member of the Corps is certainly a possibility, doing so would only jeopardize the safety of the Kingdom, and the world, as a whole. Instead, he has to find a way to do something even more difficult.
Larek must discover a way to interfuse the old SIC with his new Volunteer organization, combining them together into a cohesive whole.
This weak-to-strong MC story contains LitRPG elements such as character progression and statistics, as well as a heavy crafting emphasis. No explicit sexual content or harems.
After a harrowing battle where he nearly died, Larek’s slow recovery has given his enemies a chance to strike back at him and his growing group of Volunteers. Not only has the Scission Interception Corps – an outdated organization that used to protect the Kingdom of Androthe before the introduction of Apertures fractured their power – taken it upon themselves to fight the growing influence of the Volunteers, but they have also enlisted the help of the local Factions to stop Larek and his friends from taking control of the region that they just freed from a Calamity. To top off his list of problems, the Gergasi in their Enclave are also moving to investigate this new threat to their own superiority.
Fortunately for Larek, his recent fight against a powerful foe has led to some dramatic improvements to his personal development. Now, with new knowledge and new Skills, the Fusionist can take on all comers like never before, including a particular one that has been a thorn in his side for a while now.
In short, it’s time take down the SIC.
Of course, while killing every member of the Corps is certainly a possibility, doing so would only jeopardize the safety of the Kingdom, and the world, as a whole. Instead, he has to find a way to do something even more difficult.
Larek must discover a way to interfuse the old SIC with his new Volunteer organization, combining them together into a cohesive whole.
This weak-to-strong MC story contains LitRPG elements such as character progression and statistics, as well as a heavy crafting emphasis. No explicit sexual content or harems.
440 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 27, 2024
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Jonathan Brooks
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January 2, 2025
Great book for the most part. Still over explaining the whole process of making a fusion. And then he gives the abbreviated version to his companions. Which is all I needed. I flip a light switch and I don’t need someone explaining to me how electricity works. I just want the lights to work. I know some people like the minutia but not me. Otherwise I like the characters and the world concept. Also the fact that he’s not just walking in and kicking ass while not breaking a sweat. I’m looking forward to the next book
September 1, 2026
This series was great. Larek is a super loveable character right from the beginning and the more you read in the series the more and more you grow to love him and his friends! It might just be that I'm a sucker for situations like his too. He's a super powerful unlimited energy sort of guy, but can't actually use any of that power to cast spells. Making him useless..... well at least until he finds fusions that is. If you are going to start this, you might as well plan to read all 8, nothing less would be acceptable.
I'm loving reading other peoples reviews. Yes Larek is inherently hated by the kingdom around him. Yes that hatred is explained. Yes, some do it just because it is culturally 'normal'. Yes, some do it because there is a magical aspect to it. Yes, there are other kingdoms that don't feel the same way and have no prejudice against him. Yes, his axe is his bestfriend, if you had no one else to talk to you also might add some human qualities to an inanimate object. Yes, he gets more friends and works on that as the story moves forward. Almost as if something like character development is a thing.
No, this series doesn't move at break neck speed and go from action to constant action. There is some character building, world building, and other necessary things for any decent story. No, you will not like every decision Larek makes. He does make some stupid childish mistakes. Almost as if he is young and naive. No, you don't have to read this and enjoy this as much as I did, but If you don't you can't just say "I hate this book cause things don't happen like I think they should happen." It's literally a fantasy LitRPG. (Literal fantasy, in my head that makes complete sense with what I mean. Written down it seems weird. lol)
I'm loving reading other peoples reviews. Yes Larek is inherently hated by the kingdom around him. Yes that hatred is explained. Yes, some do it just because it is culturally 'normal'. Yes, some do it because there is a magical aspect to it. Yes, there are other kingdoms that don't feel the same way and have no prejudice against him. Yes, his axe is his bestfriend, if you had no one else to talk to you also might add some human qualities to an inanimate object. Yes, he gets more friends and works on that as the story moves forward. Almost as if something like character development is a thing.
No, this series doesn't move at break neck speed and go from action to constant action. There is some character building, world building, and other necessary things for any decent story. No, you will not like every decision Larek makes. He does make some stupid childish mistakes. Almost as if he is young and naive. No, you don't have to read this and enjoy this as much as I did, but If you don't you can't just say "I hate this book cause things don't happen like I think they should happen." It's literally a fantasy LitRPG. (Literal fantasy, in my head that makes complete sense with what I mean. Written down it seems weird. lol)
July 20, 2026
Corps Interfusion is the next to last book in this series according to the author notes, andd while it's good a series comes to an end, I am a little sceptical that it can wrap up all the pieces of this one satisfactorily in a single book, but I guess we'll see just how well that goes. In any case though, this one is interesting, and explains a whole lot, although I'm puzzled about the number of open calamities, I had thought there were only four total, but in this book, they mention another one which brings the total to five. Don't know if I misread something, or if the author just threw in a new one just for the eheck of it, but either way, it adds complications, and I don't really see how all of the various dangling threads can be resolved without rushing things (as tends to happen in final series books), so we'll see I guess.
February 25, 2025
Corps InterFusion
Larek and the military group known as the Volunteers are doing what they can to take back and safeguard the Kingdom. While the true enemies are the Gergsi and the massive Calamities, power hungry remnants of the SIC are working hard to get in the way of Larek’s goals. It has gone beyond divisive rumors and escalated to actually attacking the Volunteers and innocent people in Volunteer controlled towns. While destroying the organization is certainly an option, it would be much better if Larek could take control of the SIC as well.
The recap chapter and having the stats are their own mini chapters has helped dramatically with the flow of the story. This litrpg book has played out really interestingly! All the crafting is making the entire organization very powerful and I’m excited to see where it is going. I also really enjoy seeing the growth into a leader and out of the lone wolf mentality the MC has gone through. Miles Meili does fantastic narrating.
Content warning: none
Larek and the military group known as the Volunteers are doing what they can to take back and safeguard the Kingdom. While the true enemies are the Gergsi and the massive Calamities, power hungry remnants of the SIC are working hard to get in the way of Larek’s goals. It has gone beyond divisive rumors and escalated to actually attacking the Volunteers and innocent people in Volunteer controlled towns. While destroying the organization is certainly an option, it would be much better if Larek could take control of the SIC as well.
The recap chapter and having the stats are their own mini chapters has helped dramatically with the flow of the story. This litrpg book has played out really interestingly! All the crafting is making the entire organization very powerful and I’m excited to see where it is going. I also really enjoy seeing the growth into a leader and out of the lone wolf mentality the MC has gone through. Miles Meili does fantastic narrating.
Content warning: none
May 7, 2025
fun
The MC sets his sites on the SIC leadership. Especially since they’re gunning for him. He creates new fusions, gains more power, and grows his army. He defeats the SIC, discovers that the Gugasie (sic) might be being controlled, and moves closer to his goal of freedom. The reader also discovers that he created a new threat.
I am loving this series. This is a great installment but not a stand alone. The story continues to entertain and evolve. Please enjoy.
The MC sets his sites on the SIC leadership. Especially since they’re gunning for him. He creates new fusions, gains more power, and grows his army. He defeats the SIC, discovers that the Gugasie (sic) might be being controlled, and moves closer to his goal of freedom. The reader also discovers that he created a new threat.
I am loving this series. This is a great installment but not a stand alone. The story continues to entertain and evolve. Please enjoy.
September 14, 2025
I never saw it coming!
There was never anywhere that what I was reading - was taking me to a forshure place !
It was never predictable in all the books I Have read so far. Finished book 6 today with book 7, soon to be read !
Find it hard many times to put it down, for what ever I need to do !
Never would have thought this reading would be so imaginative as it never seems to end ....
Happy reader,
CharlesR
There was never anywhere that what I was reading - was taking me to a forshure place !
It was never predictable in all the books I Have read so far. Finished book 6 today with book 7, soon to be read !
Find it hard many times to put it down, for what ever I need to do !
Never would have thought this reading would be so imaginative as it never seems to end ....
Happy reader,
CharlesR
April 28, 2025
Was okay until the leader of the of the Gergasi is a "they".
(monotone) Ya~y.
Sure, that character was only around for a short stint for this book, but you don't need there to be a whole lot of dog poo to find it annoying when it's suddenly on the bottom of your shoe.
Kudos for those of you who identify with an apparent non-binary slaver giant, but I just don't have the patience for it.
(monotone) Ya~y.
Sure, that character was only around for a short stint for this book, but you don't need there to be a whole lot of dog poo to find it annoying when it's suddenly on the bottom of your shoe.
Kudos for those of you who identify with an apparent non-binary slaver giant, but I just don't have the patience for it.
December 29, 2024
Awesome Stuff
This story of an enchanter who takes his inventions to the max, was an absolute masterpiece of a read. He has one super dungeon to close before he is ready to take on the super beings who run his kingdom.
This story of an enchanter who takes his inventions to the max, was an absolute masterpiece of a read. He has one super dungeon to close before he is ready to take on the super beings who run his kingdom.
January 6, 2025
More awesome as expected
Another good story in the fugitive universe. I enjoy the series and the us book. The MC Larek keeps growing in power, knowledge, and ability. I'm totally enjoying it. More please.
Another good story in the fugitive universe. I enjoy the series and the us book. The MC Larek keeps growing in power, knowledge, and ability. I'm totally enjoying it. More please.
March 16, 2025
Lost 2 stars for NOT writing a Recap.
I think every reader needs to start doing this to force authors to write a quick Recap chapter, which readers can skip if they remember, and those who don't won't stop reading the series.
I think every reader needs to start doing this to force authors to write a quick Recap chapter, which readers can skip if they remember, and those who don't won't stop reading the series.
September 22, 2025
There is still too much endless detail for me, especially when he is planning and building a fusion. However, I am interested in the characters and the world. Thus, I continue to skim through the tedious parts and focus on the rest.
February 21, 2026
Overall opinion: 🟡🟡🟡🙂⚪️ 4/5 Liked
Maturity Rating:
Violence: 🟥 M (Mature Audience)
Spiciness: 🟩 G (General Audience)
Tropes:
Reluctant Hero, magic system
Tags:
My notes:
Fighting apertures, finding friends
Maturity Rating:
Violence: 🟥 M (Mature Audience)
Spiciness: 🟩 G (General Audience)
Tropes:
Reluctant Hero, magic system
Tags:
My notes:
Fighting apertures, finding friends
December 29, 2024
Great read
I enjoyed reading this book very much and I recommend this book to anyone who likes LitRPG and progression type of books with lots of action.
I enjoyed reading this book very much and I recommend this book to anyone who likes LitRPG and progression type of books with lots of action.
January 1, 2025
awesome
From the very beginning I knew that this series was gonna be something special and it just keeps getting better and better can’t wait for the next in the series to come out
From the very beginning I knew that this series was gonna be something special and it just keeps getting better and better can’t wait for the next in the series to come out
January 2, 2025
Fusion Unleashed
Finally, the story is reaching fruition .
Looking forward to more confidence and growth in Larek.
This series has everything.
Finally, the story is reaching fruition .
Looking forward to more confidence and growth in Larek.
This series has everything.
May 10, 2025
Good progression of the world. I'm looking forward to seeing how he wraps up the series in the next and final book.
January 1, 2025
2.9
5 star - Perfect
4 star - i would recommend
3 star - good
2 star - struggled to complete
1 star - could not finish
5 star - Perfect
4 star - i would recommend
3 star - good
2 star - struggled to complete
1 star - could not finish
January 31, 2025
Farwell Mean Dean
I loved that Larek kept protecting his people, his chosen family. I am curious about this numbered person, and I hope we learn more about them in future books.
I loved that Larek kept protecting his people, his chosen family. I am curious about this numbered person, and I hope we learn more about them in future books.
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