Frozen Mermaids Novels & Stories

Mermaids. They swarmed around me, their cold, alien curiosity unmistakable as they inspected me. It wasn't until that moment that I realized the serpent had released me from its deathly grip. My hair drifted in the dark water, my body frozen, lungs burning for air, but I couldn't move. I was paralyzed, not just by the water, but by the sheer awe of it all. The weight of my impending doom settled over me like a heavy cloud, and yet, I could only watch, suspended in the abyss, as my life unraveled before me. The mermaid's hands brushed against my skin, chilling me to the bone. Panic surged again, clawing at my throat, but no scream came out. I was trapped in this silent nightmare, sinking into

But now they were taking everything that had been left behind by previous purloining. “Don’t you know?” A woman asked looking up from the box that she was filling with swimsuits. Her question was hostile. “They say there are mermaids now,” she continued anyway, her tone ripe with annoyance. “Mermen, whatever. Werewolves, vampires, witches and mermaids. Except these aren’t the nice type of mermaid like the movies. These ones aren’t going to sing a happy song. These ones are going to kill us.” “Judith,” the man returned from the back of the shop and handed Aislen a metal flask full of water. “That’s a bit grim.”

- He finally added. The brunette girl with curly hair gave me a radiant look, She seems so sweet and lovely, but there was something sinister behind her brown hazel eyes. It reminded me of a smile with a certain darkness on her beautiful face, a smile I had perceived before, although I couldn't recall with whom. "In Greek and Scandinavian mythology, the mermaid is a demigoddess who lives in the oceans and with her songs, she can seduce men" - he responded. In that moment, his attention was completely focused on me.

" I froze where I stood, the blood in my veins turning to ice. Then, Caden’s voice broke the silence, sounding hoarse and drained, yet with a clarity that was chilling. "Okay." A single word. That solitary response was enough to pierce my heart like a blade of frost. Nevertheless, it pierced straight through my heart like a blade of ice. I stood there completely numb. So this was the truth. The solidarity Caden had displayed earlier, and my own proud defense of my status as his wife were nothing more than illusions. He wasn't protecting our relationship. He was negotiating a transaction by using money to purchase my peace.

Inside the walk-in freezer, ice covered every surface. Waves of thick white fog spilled out, swallowing the air in a ghostly chill. All three of my brothers stopped in their tracks. In the corner, a human-shaped figure was curled against the wall. Her arms were wrapped tightly around her knees, her head lowered, as if shrinking into herself could preserve the last faint trace of warmth in her body. A thin layer of frost covered her skin, which had turned a haunting blue-purple. Her fingers stretched toward the door.

In her hands was a large snail shell, its surface glistening faintly. Rhea’s eyes narrowed. “Why are you holding that?” “It holds my secret,” Mermaid said, placing it into Rhea’s hands. “Take it.” Rhea nearly snatched it, suppressing a victorious grin. So the great Mermaid hands me her weakness on a platter? How stupid can she be? “I can only use my tail in water,” Mermaid continued calmly. “But if even a drop touches me on land, it will force the change—and I will die.”

haha We have come close to the three mermaids. The bald one has a wound in the chest and the other is holding a spear made of rusted iron with a tentacle-like head. The water was mixed with blood and suddenly I was nervous because aren't sharks sensitive to blood? What if the MEG is here? That might just turn us into a toothpick. The two mermaids looked at us and suddenly their mouths opened without a sound. They seem to be talking but we can't hear anything!

She replied. I didn’t get anything she said. It was somewhat metaphoric that I find it hard to absorb. For a moment, I just stared at her in the hopes she would get to conclude that I am thirsty for explanation. Magindara let out a sigh. “For as long as there are any bodies of water, the eyes of the merfolk will be able to witness everything. Remember, Oryol is a serpent goddess and that time, she was inside a tank full of water. We have the ability to see everything using the water as our medium. May it be past or present.” She finally explained.

the siren said angrily. When it tried to attack me, I moved easily, and suddenly, I didn't know if it was the rage or the moment of complete tension, that I felt an icy cold in my hands. I let the power that built up in my paws come out in force and out of nowhere I froze the mermaids. All three turned to stone statues. That made me gasp loudly. “Holy shit,” said Rai, who had turned back to help me. “I can't believe what I just saw.”

Valhared scowled. “And just how do you propose she do that?” Rivyn was amused. “I don’t know. Sing something?” Valhared glowered over the balustrade at the circling mermaids and mermen. I leaned over the balustrade at his side, and the merfolk rose, their faces and arms breaching the surface for the water as they reached for me, calling out in their tongue, their voices breathless in the air. Their calls beneath the water rose in croons as if they enticed me to dive over to them.