Crystal Mermaid Novels & Stories

Only Rook knew that they were related and he had agreed to her request not to tell anyone about it. Once she was dressed, Rebecca did her hair. Then all of them turned to the jewelry boxes on the bed. Gianna and Rebecca gaped at the treasures on display. A diamond tiara, and necklaces, rings and bracelets but all Crystal selected was a dainty set of diamond and ruby’s that matched her dress. As well as a gold amulet for her upper arm. “What about the rest?” Rebecca asked. “You can use anything you want,” Crystal said. “These are the only pieces that are special to me.”

Ariel said while putting into her old bag. "Why would someone throw away something that works?" Ernest askes feeling confused. "I don't know. Why did someone throw away a lava lamp despite it working just fine? People are strange throwing away well working things." Ariel said. "Oh Ernest, you should find something too!" She exclaimed. Ernest looked around and noticed a raindrop shaped locket. "Something like this?" He said while picking it up. Ariel gasped as she stared at it. It was a necklace in the prettiest shade of blue, which happened to be Ariel’s favorite color.

Even though everyone seemed interested in having them, as they would be a show of their wealth, all she could think of as she sat there was when she was going to be able to leave. Her interest was piqued when the host revealed the last item, which was a crystal blue necklace that gleamed and shimmered under the light. The host called it a one-time offer, as it was a limited piece from the designer, and the name of the piece was 'Mermaid Tears'. Lila could not lie; she wished she could have that for herself, but she was not about to spend millions to acquire it. She was not there to spend money but to be arm candy for Levi.

creature seemed amused. It responded with the enthusiasm of a child. He seemed to have very strong opinion about the outside world even though he could hardly articulate his words. As they talked, Crystal slowly found herself get attached with him. The thought that he would eventually be sacrificed bore heavy on her chest. She just could not bring herself to let him die, not like this. She went ahead and closed the entrance to their room. Then she got rid of all her decorations and got him ready as well. Crystal knew very well that a female mermaid was unable to survive long, away from its ocean, but she needed to take that risk if she wanted to protect the one in front of her. She thought

Nearby, there was a statue of his wife, Doris, representing the gentle beauty and grace of the sea nymphs. As Madissa and Nerissa approached the priestess in the temple, they were enveloped by an undeniable sense of serenity and reverence. The priestess, a mermaid of advanced age, possessed a mane of hair that had once shimmered with a deep, cobalt blue hue. Over time, strands of silver had interwoven themselves among the vibrant strands, creating a striking contrast that spoke of the wisdom accumulated throughout her years.

“You couldn’t have seen that coming?” Merlos huffs as we all get to our feet, shaking off the mud and water. Merlos waves her hands returning her dress and hair to their pristine state. “What do you say we do this in style?” With a confident smirk on her face, Morrtemis steps forward as her deep, cocoa skin slowly turns into a violet crystal-like substance. The crystals continue to spread, replacing her hair and clothes until there’s nothing left but walking amethyst.

After they headed toward the elevators, Regina glanced at the clock on the wall. Nearly noon. The day stretched ahead in predictable calm, and she let herself relax slightly, shoulders loosening. Then the email notification chimed softly on the computer screen. She turned, clicking it open absentmindedly. Subject: Crimson Hollow Alpha Convention — Full Capacity Booking Her stomach dropped so suddenly it felt like she’d missed a step on a staircase. She stared at the screen, the words blurring for a moment before snapping back into focus. Alpha Convention. Her pulse quickened, a cold ripple spreading through her chest.

Her tone carried an unyielding pressure as she said, "Don't be scared. I'll handle the police. You just do as you're told and modify him." Her fingers traced the cold glass container, her gaze dark and obsessive. "Once he's a merman, he won't even be able to speak properly. He's already timid and frightened. By then, he'll be nothing but a worthless creature for display. He can only do as I say." "Ms. Merrill, do you want to watch the entire modification process?" the doctor asked. Krystal's reply was cold. "I've seen it done enough times. One more time won't matter."

Jude bows gently, “Thank you, Lady Crystalline. I feel extremely fortunate to be mated to my incredible mate.” I take a moment to look at Crystalline as she greets everyone. Her hair looks almost metallic, and her skin is fair. There is a glow to her complexion. Her eyes are blue with a hint of purple, and her lips match her eyes. I don’t know if she is wearing makeup, but it seems natural. Her body looks strong but delicate, and what really draws me to her is her hands. There are designs embedded into her skin. It looks natural, but the designs move. She looks unique and ethereal. I’ve never seen anyone so mesmerizing before. Crystalline looked at me and smiled, “Mesmerizing? Thank you, dea

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.