Aphmau Mermaids Novels & Stories

Kai set her down upon the sand just as the glowing sun blossomed in the cloudless sky behind them. “That was definitely cool,” she said, rewarding him with a quick peck on the cheek. “And very comfortable, too.” She looked out over the ocean. Twenty-five yards or so off shore, she spied Selene, Colella and Tamika bobbing in the water, waving to them. The mermaids’ long, jet black hair floated on the surface around their heads, making it look from a distance as if they were floating in small oil slicks. Leah waved back. “They can’t swim much closer to us,” she said, smiling. “So I guess we’re gonna have to get wet.”

Blood rose to her face and she blushed. “I look forward to that,” she breathed. “Then let us be on the trail to find the elixir quickly,” he replied with enthusiasm. She chuckled and got up. Vargauz jumped off the rock and walked inside the forest. She followed him. They hadn’t even gone a hundred meters, when they heard growls of wild beasts. “Run Amelia!” he shouted as he held her hand and dragged her with him. “The demetris are coming.” “So kill them with your magic!” she said.

Very few are granted that opportunity, I just happened to be born with it, so like hell am I letting it go to waste. You’re probably wondering why I said ‘species’, if not, then good for you! You’re not fussy and we can be best friends. Anyway, I am what is known in the supernatural world as a sirna. Humans call us merfolk, or a myriad of other names depending on the country, but if you do it, I’ll bitch slap you into the next century. Yes, I can grow a tail, but I don’t live in the ocean. I mean, I could, but have you seen what seawater does to your hair?! No fucking thank you.

They were the weakest of the shifters, having to return to the water every night as their body forces them to shift into their mermaid form. I already knew what Marques wanted. A small girl had been picked up by my scouts about a week ago. She hadn’t shifted yet, so her mermaid wasn’t fully present, meaning she could stay out of water. A mermaid born on land would be human until they first shifted, a merperson born in water would be born as mermaid, unable to shift into their human form until their sixteenth birthday. I could tell the girl was a mermaid just by the color of her skin. Merpeople were the only ones born with sharp bright green slanted eyes. Taking in Marques similarities to the

Varick had been so incredibly busy that the only time we spent time together was asleep inside the tent. We barely even talked due to this journey. I actually missed the time when I was "useful" cooking meals for the troop. At least I had to do something. But once we reached the swamp, I felt so much relieved to be out of the carriage. And seeing the relief of the tiring troop as they panted from exhaustion, I was glad they could get the rest they deserved. "Now listen here, Luna," Phineas dismounted his brown horse. "The mermaids are fearsome creatures. They take women of any race to become one of them. If they lure you, we will lose you completely."

Ariel laughed a little. "Alright momma, let's go inside." Ariel and Mrs. Smith walked inside and was greeted by all her friends and family. "Happy birthday, Ariel!" Everyone yelled, making Ariel smile. "Thank you everyone! I'll be right back. Let me just go put this lava lamp up." Ariel ran to her room and plugged the lava lamp up; it has vibrant blue goo flowing around and Ariel's eyes couldn't help, but brighten up at the sight. "See? I told everyone you'd work just fine." Ariel said before she got up and ran back downstairs to her party.

My name is Mercury Roderick. I have been mute since childhood. I was told by my mom that I didn't cry like other babies when she put me to bed. Instead, I had stare at her with my big baby blues, and my lips quivering slightly. Then I grasped her finger and broke into a toothless grin. Something which stunned the doctor, nurses and my dad.

An invasion of the mind was common to wolves, telepathic links were what bound packs together but the Mente Compartida was a much more dangerous ritual. She looked to her father and nodded her head, he nodded back in understanding before turning. She faced the Alpha’s, equal looks of anger and fear in their eyes at the forgotten challenge. She ignored them and turned back to the male who kneeled before her. “I have shown you mercy. More than your father ever gave to my people,” She said to him. He met her eyes and sucked in a breath as their gazes connected. Silver and sapphire blue. Her beast locked tightly away under her skin, pushed to the back of her mind. She walked past him and let her

Amaria inquired as the chimaeras circled her and Ammon and began to approach them. There isn't any time. Teresa went over to Rex's ear and whispered a spell, but nothing happened. She thought for a second and was certain it would work this time. She whispered another made-up spell, and Rex's earring returned to normal, and she turned to do the same for Jareth. Teresa then said to Rex, "help me and Jareth get to Ammon and Amaria as soon as possible." Teresa and Jareth mounted Rex and charged through the chimeras as they approached Amaria and Ammon.

Like the current that tugged at my bones, and images from the dream I'd from when I passed out- they were slowly coming back to me. Faces of the town's people that were taken- although I wasn't sure if it was truly them I saw, and that damned incomplete crown at the bottom of the ocean. It pressed at the back of my skull. Waiting and haunting. And the Mer people. Mermaids and mermen all chanting a single hymn. And I wondered if those shadows we saw that night were actually Merpeople. "Maren, Thorne, Do any of you by any chance know how to speak mermish?" I asked , hoping one of them had studied at some point.