Kancolle Enterprise Novels & Stories

It was the face he wore when he ruined global conglomerates overnight—the monster of the corporate boardroom fully merging with the tyrant of the supernatural underground. "Marcus," Dominic commanded, his voice an absolute, chilling snap that made the phone line hum. "Activate the Aegis defence grid. The human military forgets that Vance Enterprises manufactured the guidance system defence for those exact railguns. I built the weapons they are trying to point at my family."

Their gazes collided in the air—sparks flew. This wasn’t an internship. This was war. That night, Takuto’s bedroom had transformed into a full-scale war room. The walls were covered in Kimura Heavy Industries’ org charts His desk had three laptops running real-time simulations and data crunching Beside the bed, his orange tabby Daifuku wore a tiny badge labeled “Chief Executive Advisor” “The situation is serious,” Takuto muttered, adjusting his imaginary glasses. “Kenta was an industry elite in his past life. He’s more familiar with mechanical engineering than I am.”

In my mind? Is this day going to get any worse?. However I decide not to freak out, to at least see where all this is going to. Because I really need answers. Desperately. "Okay, so who are you? And why are you in my head?. Wait...better question. How on Earth are u in my head?" "We share a bond Azura. I can communicate with you through that bond". The sweet voice said again. Is that really necessary? That happens in real life?

It was built on favors, debts, and the understanding that when one of them called, the other listened. Enzo owed him one. Kane intended to collect. He pressed the call button. The phone rang twice. "Shawn." Enzo's deep voice came through. "Enzo."

The system scanned the convoy. Then the results appeared. Daniel blinked. “That’s not private military.” Leo whispered slowly, “It’s corporate.” Inside the vault Marcus stepped closer to the monitor. “That’s impossible.” Lena zoomed the logo on one of the trucks. Sebastian’s eyes hardened. Knight Group. Daniel whispered, “Those are your vehicles.” Sebastian looked at the screen again. “Yes.” Marcus looked confused. “That’s my army.” Lena shook her head. “No.” Then she tapped another command. The convoy database opened.

Adriana shot him a look that clearly said, Don’t give me that nonsense. Unbothered, Carson wiped the juice from his fingers and began introducing the case in earnest. “Crown Enterprise—you might not be too familiar with it, but I can tell you this much: roughly 60% of its shares are state-owned. It’s a public-private enterprise. That makes it a critical player, and helping them now lays the groundwork for us to win this war.” Adriana looked at him sideways, her voice calm but cutting. “And the private part wouldn’t happen to be owned by your family, would it?”

“...are three great company. Trivia, The Salavatore Corporation and Blank Enterprise. I didn't realize it at first but this is the empire I came back home to build,” “One that will hold if you stop paying Khang's f*e,” An old board member spoke. He had always been a silent partner, so I took his words seriously. “Admiral Gaten. Your point?” “The bigger your reach will not stop you from crumbling,” He answered softly, sitting back on his chair to rest his aged back. “Your resource, I mean our resource will keep depleting if you continue paying such revenue to him. So the big question, what's your plan with that?”

“Consider it done, sir. The missile will remind them why Aeternum is a force to be reckoned with.” The Aeternum Royal Navy, with its state-of-the-art warships, was a marvel in a world that had barely transitioned beyond medieval technology. Each vessel bristled with advanced weaponry, from long-range artillery to precision-guided missiles. As the fleet maneuvered into position, the sailors aboard the ships worked with practiced efficiency. Orders were shouted, coordinates were calculated, and the massive cannons were trained on their targets. On the flagship, Admiral Kolarova stood on the bridge, her sharp eyes scanning the horizon.

"For real? They are the biggest enterprise in Aurous Hill!" Yolden chuckled. "It's not just Emgrand—I'm sure you've heard about the Ito-Schulz Ocean Shipping Group? One of the largest logistics groups internationally? Which is enjoying a soar in profits due to the inflation of shipping prices? It's a joint venture between the Ito family and the Schulz family, but Charlie has the controlling stake." Matilda rubbed her temples, sighing, "Gosh… T-That's just ridiculous…" "Indeed it is," Yolden smiled. "Oh, and by the way… you should have heard of the name Ten Thousand Armies, right? The mercenaries who provided the Ito-Schulz Ocean Shipping Group with an armed escort?"

“Trent, are we just going to leave him be? I can’t swallow this insult!” After bandaging the wound, Trent came out of the hospital with his men surrounding him. It was clear that they were all very dissatisfied. He stopped and looked at everyone, saying resentfully, “There’s no one in Sumeria who dares to hit me like this! Follow me to Celestial Enterprise!” Hearing this, the men’s faces all showed malicious joy. Celestial Enterprise! Celestial Enterprise had expanded to the entire East River State and even the whole country along with New Moon Corporation, contending with the other corporations in Sumeria.