Ashes of Wisdom, Episodes IV and V. ECHOES THROUGH TIME

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Uploaded by: bytebender

Upload date: 4/1/2025

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Baghdad, 1258. The Mongol army is days away from burning the greatest library on Earth. Enter four time-traveling nerds with strict orders: Watch. Don’t interfere. Too bad history isn’t that simple.
Dr. Leila Nassar (a historian with family ties to the chaos) leads a crew of rebels, rule-followers, and idealists. Their mission seems simple: document the House of Wisdom’s destruction. But there is one problem: The scholars they’re supposed to coldly observe won’t stop being human!

This contains 2 episodes merged into 1; and is the final audio related to this series (unless I decide to do season 2? Inspire me!)
PLEASE NOTE. If you haven't watched the earlier episode, don't watch this. Please watch the episodes in order at:
https://audiopub.site/search?q=ashes+of+wisdom

I'd be happy to read your reviews on the entire series or whatever you decide to write, since it's over now. Feel free to comment!

I still wonder how do you manage the contextual consistency between the dialogues. anyhow, nicely produced. would love to see more.

What do you mean by contextual consistency?

Dumbest PoS on Audio pub 

This was really cool to listen to. The story was really well thought outh, the audio was good quality, and ever since the first episode came out, I started checking way too often for my own good for the other parts. You've got a great setup for the next season, and you should definitely do it.

Did you write this? It's pretty awesome.

Quite interesting, I hope you would do season 2!

I meant the desired   tone of the voices  for the conversation. or the voices are probably good enough to  interpret the tone of the text. I do not get desired outputs from eleven labs very often.

Oh. The key thing is to regenerate. I regenerate each voice line like 8 to 12 times. Sometimes I use context cues, where I give it extra text that will set the emotional context for when it speaks the part I need, and cut the extra speech in editing. It's a very tedious process but the result is not bad.