Baroness Goes On Strike Manga Novels & Stories

she said and tossed me a set of papers. My heart shattered—again into a million pieces—when I saw the rights given to Carmen, signed and authorized by the bureau. “Ta-da! The company is now mine. There’s nothing for you, Tori. No one cares about you or your beautiful face,” she said, and I nodded sadly. “You’re evil. And one day, I’ll take my revenge,” I said. She laughed hard—a cold, cruel, mocking laugh. “Even the Moon Goddess doesn’t like you. Because if she did, this wouldn’t be happening to you.”

The Baron giggled when he saw my awkward reaction. “Its okay...” He smiled and fell silent for a moment. “By the way, my name is Sakamaki Yuu. I came from a world called Earth, in a place called Japan.” He said. “Eh... Japan, huh? I see.” I smiled. We fell silent again as the both of us got absorbed in our thoughts. As I glanced from the corner of my eyes, I noticed Izana stroking the Baron’s hair gently. He seemed to really like the Baron. I’m glad that I brought him along. I chuckled silently.

No one answered and there was no sound apart from the unending noise of The Unbidden Army down below. “Is there anyone coward enough to choose the losing side and walk away from me?!” he boomed, looming closer to them. Gia and Cynthia were right behind the masters of the Vrek Cult on the second row but they got the urge to cower away as The Baron advanced. “I am the greatest! I am most victorious! I will win this war and prove that destiny can never be denied even when it is stolen!” he bellowed. Gia held her breath. What was The Baron talking about?

Enzo repeated, voice like ice. Baron leaned back in his chair. “A thousand gold notes.” There was a long pause. Even some of the nobles gasped. A thousand? For me? Was he insane or just delusional? “She’s an Omega,” Ash muttered, deadpan. “Not a princess.” Baron lifted his goblet toward him. “She’s the most rebellious Omega you’ll find on this side of the land. Hard to tame, but maybe that’s what you are into.”

Ellise yelled, anger and grief pulsing through her veins. Three men came from behind, hitting Dre, Val and Xanthis on the head. Ellise screamed out in anger, thrashing against her assailant's hold. Baron grinned and ambled towards Dre who was being held down by one of Baron's men. With a smile of triumph, his dirty finger traced Dre's skin. "Why? Aren't you so beautiful. Just look at you" He said and Ellise snapped. "Get your hands off him, you pig!" Dre stared at Baron, a bored expression on his face. Ellise stopped struggling, confused. She wondered why he wasn't doing anything.

[MAIN STORYLINE DEVIATION INCREASING. [Current Stability: 79%] [WARNING: The Male Lead’s behavioral pattern is becoming unstable.] Elena stared at the notification blankly. Then laughed once under her breath. “Unstable?” she murmured. “Cassian Arden was unstable long before I arrived.” The system didn’t respond. Coward. Elena leaned both hands against the glass slowly. Below her, the city glittered beautifully beneath the darkening sky. This world really was unfair. It rewarded monsters dressed elegantly enough.

“I loved her then. I love her still. Set me free, Rylee. It’s over between us.” She snatched the pen from Sebastian’s hand and crossed out the settlement amount. She made it zero and then signed with her initials. She flipped to the next page and signed her name, then handed everything to Sebastian. He looked at the papers. “Zero? Are you out of your mind? Where are you going to live? You have no money—“ “I want nothing from you.” She removed her cheap ring and threw it at Sebastian. “Good! More for us,” Maya chimed in with a laugh.

His aura was intimidating— But not to me, I am Susan— Susan Blackwell. I was going to go for him and i knew just where to find him. The bar— he was almost always there. Life of a single business man who barely had any work to do. Few minutes later i had arrived at the bar. The bar was dimly lit, filled with people murmuring about business deals, broken promises, and silent betrayals. As I walked in, The scent of expensive whiskey and desperation hit me. I sat at the counter, my fingers nervously tracing the body of my untouched glass of liqueur. I wasn’t here to drink, I was here to make a move. And then I felt it, the atmosphere had changed.

“LIE DOWN, Adalene.” The command made her shiver and tingle all over in a pleasurable way. She wiped the wetness at her mouth with the back of her hand as she followed his order, lying on her back and waiting until he reached her. The Baron kissed her mouth. It did not start tender. He was hungry and aggressive, and she liked this somehow. She fought his kiss with her own hungry kiss, opening her mouth and dueling with his tongue and sucking hard when he did. She gasped, though, in both panic and excitement, when she heard him tear her gown in the middle. But she was not afraid. He raised his head, and the expression of undiluted desire on his face as he looked down at her exposed nakedness

“Now go doll yourself up and put them on. The car will be there in an hour.” “I know you’re used to people doing exactly what you say, Baron,” I interrupt. “But I don’t work for you, and I don’t know what you’re up to, but I’m not putting anything on and you can’t make me.” “Wow, what a strong woman,” he replies mockingly. “You really think you’re tough, don’t you?” “I’m not doing it.” “You are doing it,” he growls. “Or I’ll kick you and your mother out of the house before the day’s over. How would you like living on the streets?”