Freshwater Mermaids Novels & Stories

Ander scoffed. “I don't know what's going on down south, but they obviously didn't give them full lessons,” Ander said and picked up the book. “Mermaids are bewitched creatures, once beautiful fish women, but they were cursed to eternal hunger and not being able to be satiated. They keep their song, so they lure unbound men to eat them and they gladly go because they can't tell the difference between the illusion.” Ander's explanation made sense. “How do I know what you say is true?” asked Caleb with a frown.

I inquired, scanning the surroundings with a critical eye. My gaze landed on a pool at the far end of the building. It was an eyesore, overgrown with weeds and teeming with dirt. I almost turned away, repelled by the neglect, until I spotted a figure within the pool. A closer look revealed it to be a mermaid. “What’s her name?” I gestured towards the murky pool. A scoff rippled through the mermaids below, hidden beneath feigned annoyance. Yet, the green-tailed mermaid, who tried to seduce me earlier, dared to scoff without restraint. I seized her throat, my grip unyielding.

I was a runaway mermaid princess. To break the curse on a pirate captain's two sons, I sacrificed my radiant tail and the voice I treasured above all to a witch. I was left crippled and confined to a wheelchair, and whenever I opened my mouth, my voice came out in an ugly, breathy rasp. But they swore that one of them would marry me and the other would guard me for the rest of my life. Then, during a clash at sea, they rescued a human woman and kept her aboard as a maid. From that day on, everything changed. They were both addicted to the maid's body and could not tear themselves away from her. The younger one said, "You're so beautiful. Far more beautiful than Heloise, that fish with no leg

What was he on about. "Even I felt it." Grant said. "Although it was more of a tickle than an aura." "Grant." Kari exclaimed hitting his chest. "I don't understand!" I said looking between them all. "First I need to see your mermaid." King Triton said with a smile. "I can change in the fountain here. or the lake." She said, "They are both salt water now thanks to King Alexandre." "No need child." King Tirton said. "Just stand where you are."

until she saw one killed a man. Mermaids were known through all manner of legends and lore. Basically, they were mythical aquatic creatures with the head and upper body of a female human and the tail of a fish as well as a long cascading golden hair; half woman, half fish, these lethally-minded sisters of the sea would rise up from the waves every now and then to lure men into their arms. Beautiful, conniving, and dangerous, mermaids would do anything to protect their homes. Which happened to be the same body of water that they disturbed when the cruise ship decided to sail across the bay.

The word hung in the air like ash and flame. "Most of our records conflate the Siren with the Mermaid," the scientist continued, his tone clinical and detached. "It is a common error of the uninitiated. To understand the difference, one must look at the natural world. Think of the Mermaid as an alligator - a localized predator, efficient but limited. The Siren, however, is the saltwater crocodile. Larger, more aggressive, and possessing an impossible strength and kinetic energy that transcends the aquatic domain. While Mermaids lure to drown, Sirens command the very frequency of the original night."

"This will only be worse. Tell me who sent you?" Nobody seemed willing to talk, I was not adept at beating women, but courtesy did not extend when they decided to kill my son. "Denah, take the blowtorch." They were mermaids, but unlike what everyone think, they didn’t need to live in the water, this was just an invention of historians. These creatures lived near water, but rather out of fear of fire, it was the most effective way to kill them. The skin boiled, as if they were cooking inside, it was a slow and disgusting death.

“I’ve never gone out of this country. We can’t swim very far because there are certain areas in the sea which are dangerous for us. Sharks and other deadly sea creatures can attack us so we don’t travel much. I'm not sure about the rest of my kind.I lost a lot of my memories so I can't remember anyone from my species. They might be out there somewhere in the sea.” Did anyone look for me all this time? she sadly wondered. “Do you have super powers?” Alina asked. “Like...are you the fastest person on earth? Or can you take down a building?” “I’m faster than humans,” the mermaid confessed. “And stronger too but I can’t take down a building! But I can fling a guy heavier than me across the field

Kai scratched his head at this and grinned," Well, I am just trying to think of the need for turning into mermaids and mermen. And then there is the entire thing about procreation..." Crystal rolled her eyes and leaned back in the passenger seat, "As it happens they do not turn into fished or mermen and mer-women. The fish people are a human tribe born from the Sea God. They are essentially human but they can go as deep as 200 ft in the ocean without a need for breathing or any gear. They can hold their breaths underwater for more than ten minutes and have long-evolved spleens which make them more and more fish-like. If we can convince them to join us and create a disruption deep under the w

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