Coral Merpup Novels & Stories

Soon Darrell stopped at the sight of the strange blue ocean, the one he saw on the day he was been chased by the firebirds. “What do we do next?” Alyssa asked curiously. “We should look around for a weird seaweed,” Darrell replied and began to search around. “Why? What do we need that for?” Alyssa asked. She didn’t see the reason why they needed a seaweed. “Well, that’s cause we need it,” Darrell replied and proceeded with the search. Darrell looked across the ocean and sees different mermaids and merman swimming to and fro in a distant part of the ocean. The sight of the mermaid and merman brought a smile to his face and he felt happy and tried to get their attention by blowing a whistle wi

With gratitude in her heart, she eagerly swam away to find a safe place for her new treasure. Madissa bobbed excitedly, eager to introduce Joe, Bryan, and Nerissa to the first set of twins in the family. She swiftly swam off, leading the way, and the others followed her. They soon arrived at a pair of young merlings - a merboy with a midnight blue tail adorned with bright blue bioluminescent specs and a mergirl with a modest dress, whose deep amethyst tail shimmered with rose gold bioluminescent specs and holographic tips.

Before I even had time to react, Coral was at my side. A spiral of water shot up from the lake and wrapped around her glistening tail. She floated beside me. I stared at the water, peeking over the cliff and down at the lake. The water didn't seem phased by this. Fish swam within the spiral. I looked back at her furious face with many questions, but she didn't give me time to ask any. I followed her gaze to the group of wolves, all their jaws dropped in shock. It's not every day you see one of the rarest creatures on the planet. Everyone seemed frozen at the sight of the livid mermaid, even the Luna took a shaky step back. Coral rose her hand, pulled it back, and threw her arm in their direc

However for the first year of their lives every time they are in water their tails will appear. Unbeknownst to Selene and Nahla their mates have been planning a beautiful surprise baby shower, along with Cora to take place later on in the day. Mariana who is about two and a half months pregnant, convinced her best friends to get massages and pedicures, giving the pack enough time to set up for the surprise.

From a safe distance, they watched as the Mer played in the shallow waters near the beach and saw several shift into their legged selves in order to run across the sand. “Oh, look,” Meguitte said, pointing in wonder at a Merman who sat upon a rock, his frilled tail toying in the water, as he combed his long blue hair out. His eyes caught Meguitte’s gesture, and he bared sharply pointed teeth in a grin that was equally flirtatious and dangerous. “Look there,” Thaelen chuckled. “Between the rocks. I guess that answers how Merfolk f-k.” “Thaelen,” she nudged him in the ribs. “Shhh. Don’t be so crude.”

But as the creature felt me touching it, it immediately swam away from us. Noah held my hand, entangled our fingers with each other and took me a little more far. We saw a candy-hued coral swayed underneath like a colourful Monet. We stood there for a few minutes watching it minutely. Then we swam further. We saw crabs were crawling across the sea floor, and the colourful parrotfishes appeared, out of sudden, eating algae off of coral reefs. Noah pointed to the crab and I knew what he was trying to say. He was asking me to touch it. I pushed him lightly, and he started laughing loudly again.

Hermione even brought along a disposable camera to record the experience, although most of the time, the camera was focused on Rhys. The underwater world was beautiful, nothing like Hermione had ever experienced before. Schools of fish in every color of the rainbow darted around them: electric blue tangs, vibrant orange clownfish peeking out from anemones, yellow butterflyfish gliding in pairs, and sleek silver barracudas hovering in the distance. Sunlight filtered through the crystal-clear water, casting dancing shadows on the coral reef below. The corals themselves were a garden of wonders. Sea turtles drifted lazily past, barely acknowledging the humans in their world.

"Mr. Chapman, she's a mermaid like no other—a rare find," the old doctor said with a sly grin, his eyes greedily fixed on me. "Her toughest scale will guarantee your child's future is safe and sound." I shivered as I watched Trevon gently rocking Corinne in his arms. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. "You want my scale? Do you even understand what that means to me?" Of course he did. When mermaids give birth, we lose almost all of our strength. I had nearly died bringing his child into this world, fulfilling his wish.

Primo did not want their piece of land, just a right to be able to search around, but because he won every battle, all the territories became a part of his pack legally. Gresser was there, fighting alongside his Alpha. He witnessed his feral look as he killed everyone who dared fight him by merely flying through them like a wind. Primo was positive he could see his Luna even if it meant searching the ocean, the House of the Merfolks, although it was foolish to think his Alpha would be mated to anyone living underwater. And even if he won against the merworld, everyone doubted Primo could first search the ocean for his Luna without drowning.

As I can see, the meeting has already begun, so I ask him professionally. "We need to learn something, anything, to comfort us that those two black puppies with red eyes aren't just some legendary monster; I understand Chris here believes they're part of some kind of prophecy, but I've never heard of that, so show me what you've got after you tell me who you really are," Coraliz says something, and I snap at her with my look; she has a poker expression on her face as if she is threatening me; what could this person possibly know about me?