Freshwater Mermaids Novels & Stories

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

In a white toga tied around his waist, and a white cloth thrown over his shoulders, walked by, giving Andres a once over. "What are they saying?" Kimmy turned to Jessie, after seeing them exchanging a few words. "The usual, let get to the haunted house." Jessie pulled her away. "What is so bad about mermaids? I feel like people are staring at me." Kimmy crossed her arms over for chest. "Well, mermaids aren't like in the Little Mermaid, but more like Ursula. They are generous lovers, who eat their partners after." "I never wanted to believe it, but now I do." Kimmy sighed. "Well, at least I'm pretty."

Their eyes were red, and their hands were long and sharply clawed. When viewed from above, they appear as if they were mermaids. The only notable difference was their having webbed feet like frogs. " Those are commonly referred to as "Shokoy" " I was shocked when I heard Hugo had said. "A mermaid is the exact opposite of a shokoy. Mermaids are exactly what they are called: mermen." I was told by Olivia. " The truth is that the mermaids are only half human, and the other half is a mix of fish and human. While mermen are more like humans, they appear to be half fish.

I wipe the tears away. “Why are you crying doll?” I asked. “I might as well ell you know.” She sobs. “Tell me what?” I asked. “I am a hybrid. I am half water dragon and half mermaid. My mother was a water dragon, and my father was a merman. I understand if you want to reject me because of this.” She cries. I just stare at her. Well, then explains why she is so unique looking. I had no idea that dragons could even breed with mermaids. I actually had no idea that mermaids even still existed. None have been seen in over 500 years or longer.

Where they expected wolves, they now have to accommodate those of many ilks. They needed a saltwater pool added in as well as they added several other attractions for the wild range of interests and events. Why a saltwater pool? For the pod of merfolk, of course. Janine didn’t know they existed until she received the booking inquiry. One is never too old to learn something new.

Instead it’s the ugliest little monkey, covered in fur, with sharp little teeth, beady eyes, and curled, clawed fingers. Anton and I both stare at the mermaid for a long, long moment before we burst into laughter. “See!?” Laila says, laughing just as hard as we were. “Mermaids in my world are like – pests! They’re horrible! They’re called ‘maids’ ironically because they’re the opposite – they’re the worst – they tear apart our nets and steal our fish! And then climb into the trees and eat the fish and drop the skin and scales on people walking beneath!”

“Women from all around wear the most beautiful mermaid costumes, their outfits adorned with iridescent sequins and flowing fabrics that mimic the movement of water. They parade on floats that are adorned with shells, coral, and vibrant flowers, shimmering in the sunlight as if they’ve just emerged from the ocean depths. The floats are breathtaking, each one telling a story, a testament to the creativity and spirit of our community.” Clarissa’s eyes widened in wonder, and Carmela could see her imagination taking flight. “The dancers, dressed as enchanting mermaids, gracefully glide through the streets. Their movements are mesmerizing, captivating the crowd with every swirl and twirl. As they

She picked up a stone that hadn’t been there when she arrived and broke the ice. "Now look into the water; see our future princess, see your future, and the power you hold," the voice continued. She peered into the water and saw an older version of herself living as a princess beneath the surface. "But I'm human; how can I live like that in water?" Angelique asked, confused. "Time will reveal everything, my child, time will reveal everything. Now, let me safely take you back home. One day, you will become a great queen."

She closed her eyes and he just watched her. "Arii Arii Mannassarri," she said and right in front of him, his hands healed up. She opened her eyes and met his shocked eyes. "Who are you? What are you?" He asked almost inaudibly. "I'm your mermaid, from river Han" she replied. "My... mermaid?" "You're my soul mate" she whispered.