I'll Quit As The Empress Novels & Stories

Alex burped. “What should we do now? Do we dig out the seed directly?” He asked, ”Will it have a negative impact on Revealer Maha?” The empress said, “To be frank, I don’t know, but there’s always a price to pay. “Are you ready? I’m going to stab it!” “Stab it! Harder!” Empress Ghast built up momentum. Then, she roared and stabbed her sword into the huge seed. Poof! “Argh—”

They said as they are grinning, as well as teasing them making her sat on the chair, as she heard Reves, Mae as well as the Emperor made a 'pfft' sound. Zelia glared at them, "What are you laughing at?" 'Empress my ass. I'm not gonna become anyone's Empress!' END OF CHAPTER 26

The Empress flings a finger in his direction like a dagger “Rosalina, why don’t we sit?” Lukas interrupts with a charming smile and bright tone “The Empress can’t be standing— “Be quiet, Lukas.” And that’s how, with that charming smile still frozen on his face, Luke shuts his mouth. “My charm is wasted in this place.” Lukas mutters with that same expression I press my lips together tightly. Don’t laugh, Dinah. If you want to live, don’t laugh! “What was that absurd letter you sent my way?” The Empress draws herself to her full height, and though she’s still shorter than Zen, she looks intimidating enough to scare the devil

"Official Chu, pay her no mind. I am emporer, why would I require the might of Chu? There are the Wangs and the Qi and the any number of families who will volunteer to complete unpleasant tasks if they are designed here. The Chu family has contributed faiithfully to the crown for generations, although you have always refused to marry into the imperial family. It's a simple matter here. I am just irate enough to let it happen where there are many who will be able to listen and hear. The name Yu should never be spoken again with the name of the emporer. It is so tiring to have such a useless empress. There will be many ways she tries to change the story away from herself." "This is emp

It was killing me on the inside, but I didn’t dare do or say anything out of turn. “Emperor, you heard him. Nothing inappropriate happened. It’s all just a big misunderstanding…” the empress quickly cut in. “Empress, are you implying that General Shin and I both misunderstood the situation that we witnessed?” It was Ren’s cold voice that shut the empress up this time. I guess this is what happens when you speak out of turn. Ren was clearly not going to let the Empress step in and disturb the process of justice. “Please refrain from speaking out of turn,” the emperor said coldly, and the empress apologized immediately.

A large air conditioning unit blew out cool air. Gen and I took a seat and waited. And waited. And waited. "How much longer? I'm becoming hungry," Gen asked. I was becoming irritated. I tapped my nails on the surface of the table and looked at my wristwatch. The door finally pushed open and an elderly man appeared. I stood and Gen did the same. "Good afternoon. I'm King Charles the Third. Welcome to Conovia." "It's a pleasure Your Highness. I'm Emily Hollen, and this is Generosa Sky."

Vitali asks in surprise. “Tact. Try it sometime,” Eric admonishes while I try not to laugh. “No wars, no threats, nothing of the sort, I promise,” I say with a reassuring smile. “Then what brings you by? Not that we aren’t happy to see you, it’s very nice to see you, Yildiz,” says Empress Mei, her aura shining just a fraction brighter than everyone else’s. It’s truly stunning to look at with its swirls of bright gold and onyx. She still has a timidness to her voice, but she’s come a long way. Setia will be happy to know Mei is doing much better.

"I will never forgive you! I want you to live a life worse than death! Guards cut off this despicable woman's legs and throw her into the dungeon!" Then, Emma saw something dazzlingly golden. In the dark palace, its color surpassed everything, shining more brightly than any lamp, shattering the entire world. She knew it was the decree of deposing the Empress! The deposed Empress! The attendants continuously proclaimed, and somewhere, there were gazes like poisoned arrows, seemingly wanting to pierce through her heart. But her soul felt empty, as all thoughts in her mind disappeared, leaving only the two words, hatred. Finally, she couldn't hear anything more. Her complete soul had discarded

she said quietly, “I lose everything.” Luca stepped closer. “You won’t.” “You can’t promise that.” “No.” He met her eyes. “But I can promise I won’t stop fighting for you.” The room fell silent. Adriana held his gaze. “Even if my empire collapses?” “Yes.” Miranda suddenly smiled. “Well,” she said, “this is extremely romantic for the middle of a corporate apocalypse.” Adriana laughed softly for the first time that day. Then she looked back at Luca. “Let’s find Victor’s mistake.”

"I don't know the truth of twenty years ago, Elena. But I know the truth of today. I am here. I am bleeding with you. And I will burn the world down to keep you safe—even if I have to burn my own father’s legacy to do it." In the distance, the gala music continued to play, a jaunty, upbeat tune that felt like a mockery of the tragedy unfolding in the heart of the Spire. The Empress had her crown, and she had her King, but the foundation of her empire was made of ash and lies. Elena stood up, wiping the tears from her face with the back of her blood-stained hand. The "Ice Queen" was gone. In her place was a woman who had nothing left to lose but her son.