Crystal Mermaid Novels & Stories

"The Green Land? Yes... my home. I have slept in this cold darkness for far too long." "Then come with me." Swoosh! The crystal shot forward and embedded itself perfectly into my necklace. Instantly, my surroundings plunged back into total darkness. Abere, sensing the sudden loss of energy, realized I had taken the prize. She intercepted my path just as I attempted to return to the surface. "Stop right there, Mermaid!" Abere shrieked with pure loathing. "I have no business with you. Out of my way!" I retorted sharply. "You took the crystal! Give it to me!"

The air grew heavier with expectation. Crystal’s voice rang from her chamber, sharp and commanding. “Bring me to them!” We maids hurried to her, four of us in total Lila, two others, and me. Crystal stood radiant in a gown of pale gold, her hair wound into a shining crown of braids, a jeweled circlet glittering on her head. She looked like a queen. And she wanted everyone to see me kneeling at her feet. “Escort me,” she ordered, sweeping past us without a glance.

She didn't want to stay away from him. "You have Mary and Tiara to look after them. By the way, where's Mary?" Crystal asked as she hadn't seen Mary since her arrival. Ariadne panicked at the question. "She went to meet some of her relatives." Tiara quickly responded, saving Ariadne. "Oh. Anyway...Ariadne... I have a special request for you." Crystal remarked, drawing everyone's attention to herself. "What's it?" Ariadne asked. "I have been a huge fan of Autumn Collection since the beginning. And now that we all know you are the owner, I don't want to pass up this opportunity."

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ July 12th, 2013 “Crystal?” I ask, seeing her again. Walking in the palace, of all places. “Hey there,” she is pushing a baby carriage and smiling. “The Bear Challenger is my sister and her favorite mate. Come meet my cubs.” I walk around to see them, and my world stops. Mercury- Those are not cubs! Those are my pups! Me- You sure dude? Mercury growls loudly. “Crystal, these aren’t cubs,” I tell her, studying her face.

As she watched the crowd come and go, she waited for her beloved. She lay on the rock, waiting and waiting, longing for him day and night, but he did not come. She shed a single tear every day. On the reef, the tears gradually accumulated. In the end, the mermaid was almost out of tears. When she shed her last tear, she disappeared, and on the reef, there was a sapphire in the shape of a water droplet. The sapphire was like the mermaid’s tears. It was transparent and had a mysterious feeling. Rumors circulated that after gazing at it for a long time, some special people could see the sea, the stars, and the waves inside.

"You never learn, do you? How dare you still try to intimidate Ruby!" He twisted the blade in my flesh and said, "You ought to know that my mother returned to the city and won't be back anytime soon, so no one will be able to save you this time, Celeste! You'd better remember this pain well! I'd like to see if you dare to try and get close to me again!" Ruby suddenly chimed in, saying, "I heard that a mermaid's Sacred Heart Scale can cure any disease, Justin. Is that really true? I want one for myself…"

“I’m mad at you. But I missed you more, so I’ll be mad later.” “Can we schedule it for Tuesday?” “No. I’ll send you a voice note at two in the morning.” She pulled back, held both my arms, then inspected me from head to toe with eyes capable of assessing stitching, weight, lip color, and emotional stability in a single glance. “You’re still offensively beautiful,” she said. “You’re wearing enough crystals to interfere with maritime navigation.” Krystal lifted her chin, pleased. Her dress was pale gold, covered in details that caught the light every time she moved. Long earrings. Stacked bracelets. A tiny rigid purse that couldn’t possibly hold anything useful.

"Wonderful. This is going exactly as planned. You're all turning on each other, doubting each other, breaking apart. Which makes the next part so much easier." She pulled something from her coat—a crystal that pulsed with sickly green light. "This," she said, "is a Confession Stone. Rare artifact. Very powerful. It compels absolute truth from anyone within a hundred feet. No lies. No omissions. Just pure, unfiltered honesty. I'm going to activate it now, and we're all going to have a nice, honest conversation about our secrets. Every. Single. One." "Don't!" Elizabeth lunged forward, but Meridith was faster. She crushed the crystal in her hand.

Mystic Maiden said, "The divine devil crystal is the divine demon soldier’s reincarnation. It leaves behind not only huge life essence, but also the will of the martial arts sect when the divine devil was alive. If one is lucky, one might get part of the inheritance. It is one of the many heavenly treasures belonging to the upper tier of treasures." Mandy suddenly realized and felt a little embarrassed. "So, it is this type of essence!" Mystic Maiden was curious, "What is the essence of divine and demonic life that you understand?" "I..." Mandy couldn't say anything. She kicked at Xerxes and said something baffling, "It's all your fault, bad guy!" On the other hand, the Grand Bodhisattva had

Lilith could remember when her life had changed. From being the odd bubbly werewolf to being turned into a hybrid and falling in love with one that saved her life. When she was left rejected, broken-hearted, and dying, that all happened on her eighteen birthday. Talk about one hell of a birthday; Lilith could remember it perfectly. Demien, her older brother, age twenty-five, is the beta and second in command in the blood moon pack, one of the pack's best since their father. Some say that Demien has an eccentric and weird demeanor, but despite that, he is not easily fooled. He is sometimes called abnormal. According to his ex-girl, his mate Angel says he's a "creative, fun spirit."