Evil Mermaids Novels & Stories

“At least I can trust the Emperor to ensure she will be alright.” It was before midnight on the Southeastern Island. Harriet chose the dawn at Almandine because she knew this was the case. The Merfolks and Sirens avoided surfacing under the daylight. Merfolks and Sirens, the elves of the ocean. When Merfolks could be said to be the equivalent of Elves, the Sirens were the equivalent of Dark Elves. They had their own societal structure down in their deep ocean kingdom. The deepest parts of it were so dark no light ever came out; not even sunlight did. Several species of monsters existed but were different in shape and size, some of which resembled gigantic squid or eels.

“We do not age, and therefore do not die because of it, much like the vampires.” “Do… Do mermaids age?” Lyric wondered how old Niarthen was. He did not strike her as ancient, but she would not have guessed that Ember had lived for centuries either. “I have seen elderly mermaids,” Ember replied. “Only once. You would have to ask Niarthen about his life cycle.” “I will,” Lyric made them tea. “Dragons, eh?” She frowned. “You change shape?” “Like the werewolves,” Ember was amused. “We can change form.”

Emma said shaking her head in disappointment and her face fell down. "But we can fly in the air with a broom if we want, but we don't wear a coat or hat, that was too, old fashion for us," Emma said when she saw her smile fall down from her face. "So where should I begin yes, there are many creatures in the world other than werewolves, vampires, and humans which are bear shifters, mermaids, elves, incubi, dragon shifters, witches, warlocks, hunters, etc. but mermaids, elf incubus were extinct because some witches and vampires become greedy for power and started hunting other creature for their powers, the moon goddess, tried to punish them for their deeds but they are too many of them for he

Chapter V In the Indian Ocean there were mermaids who sang. His song was catchy and mesmerizing, but it had no effect if the men covered their ears. ButWhen in the midst of mermaids, there is a mermaid who is a sorceress, nothing is valid. The sorceress mermaid Sereda was thin, with long, light brown hair, sharp green eyes, and a bluish skin color. She was a sorceress whoHe called men to the sea, transformed himself into the pirate's beloved wife and called him to surrender to the sea. Sereda, before the harm happened to her, was not a mermaid, she was a human being like anyone else. She was happy and loved nature and the sea. One night, Sereda sneaked out of the house because she wanted to

"My friends won't harm us." As Nerissa observes the mermaid's appearance, the connection between her and the sharks becomes evident. The mesmerizing swaying of her shark-like tail and the striking resemblance to the magnificent creatures bestow upon her a profound significance. Sharks, known as the spirit animals of the Merfolk of Tazmanridge, hold a sacred place in their culture. It's a realization that adds depth and resonance to the mermaid's signs.

Sapphire told me a story once, about a group of sea creatures that were solely dedicated to evil and their evil queen who sought nothing but to claim every ocean and destroy other life forms that aren't her species. They call themselves Mirties Perlai and were another race of mermaids. They didn't have tails and possessed incredible powers. The queen was extremely evil but the other sea creatures led by the sea king attacked them and they were destroyed. The queen got away and lived with humans for the rest of her days.

I could already tell the was regretting tagging along with us. “There are so many worlds out there,” Marucs began. “Worlds that are flourishing, worlds that are thriving, and the ones that are dying.” I glanced at Elvira who had on a stoic face. If what Marcus said had affected her. she did not show it. I peered back at the projector. It showed an image of earth being surrounded by other replicas of earth but with slight and subtle differences. Marcus flicked to the next image and I saw different creatures. Men and women with tails of fishes. Under the images was a word scribbled: The Merpeople. I saw men with pointed ears, long noses, sharp teeth with scaly wings flaring from their backs. U

Meanwhile a convoy from the human world was speedily approaching towards the Southern region. It was a a place of quite. Footfall in this region was bare minimum. The only noise that came from here were the roar of the huge ocean waves clashing against the rocky mountain edges. It was a place where leave alone humans, immortals feared to tread.The region belonged to the mer- people. They were a tribe created between human and Pisces. Legends have it that once when the the Twelfth Zodiac had taken a human form, it had fallen in love with a human girl. Since the mer-people were descendents of their children, they were seen as an outcast by the rest of the worlds.Even though they were blessed w

“So, the Alphas came to you, because…” “Because mermaids are the only creatures that can weaken a demon without making contact with them. I bet the demon in the pack looked at Marilyn and cried out in pain,” She countered my words, sounding so sure. “That’s what I heard. How did you know this, even when I don’t?” Tabitha asked, surprise written all over her face as to how a young mermaid knew about something so crucial, but she didn’t. I too have never heard of it.

; they called it, Kimora was created by them, it came with a price, killing everyone with dark matter and three of the elders died in the process, Kimora was so powerful it did the job but a little too well having a mind of its own the last Elder saw this as a threat had the Kimora gotten rid of and he vanished not to be seen again. That was decades ago. In recent times, Kimora made its appearance just off the coast of the Denezel River. North-West of Maliki, a little boy was found dead, his corpse laid open outside their home,the abomination of nature. His mother who found his body fell into a coma and didn't recover. Kimora was much worse than Black Death. That teaches us that you don't fi