Novel & Cerita Good Mermaid Books

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"I was going to gift this to you on your wedding day." Talia stared helplessly, unsure of what to do, how to completely fathom it. That book was something she always wanted but could never get—her mother's favourite book. Zeus had held that in his chambers, refusing anyone to even go near the item. Talia grew up hearing stories, fairy tales from that same book. Her mother used to read that book every night to the moon princess before retiring to bed. "Take it," Her father said softly. She carefully accepted the book, swallowing thickly as the older man once again cleared his throat, eyes averting, turning to watch the ocean before them. Talia couldn't rip her gaze off the novel she reverentl

My ears perk up. "Can you tell me about it? We are looking for it as well, but we don't know what it is. A thing, an animal or man." Gen asked and I was silent because I didn't know anything. "I'm going to tell you because even if you know, you won't be able to find it. Aqua Siren is a mermaid. Three mermaids, beautiful but dangerous. They kill people they don't like. In the past, I always saw them there on the rocks and the scales you see are theirs. But suddenly they left. It's been two days since I saw them." This is a story that made our eyes widen.

Marina's resplendent golden tail and the gilded scales adorning her delicate hands, not to mention her magnificent golden crown, left Astrid utterly captivated. Mermaids had long been relegated to the realm of legend in her mind, yet here before her, a living mermaid graced her vision. The overwhelming blend of elation and astonishment coursed through her, prompting her to ponder the mysteries of life beneath the waves. By the time Astrid finished perusing the book, the clock had struck 10:37 am. She had been so engrossed in the captivating tales that she hadn't realized morning had dawned. Fatigue began to creep in, and her eyes drooped, the lack of sleep taking its toll.

the crab said with a tiny voice. "Nice to meet you, Mr. Herald," Amelia replied sweetly, her voice as soothing as a calming sea breeze. The king was right – Amelia wasn't just the prettiest mermaid; she possessed the nicest voice among them all. Mermaids' voices had magical powers; some could stun or hurt listeners, while others could heal. Amelia's voice had minor healing power, but it was said to be the sweetest of all. Whenever she sang, sea creatures would flock to her like devoted fans.

- 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.

A wrinkle appeared between her eyebrows, her lips spread into a predatory smile, and Erida enthusiastically pressed the report to her chest like a lover's head. “Killed, devoured… What do I care about this nobody?! Gutted... like a fish,” the mermaid repeated aloud, rereading the lines. “There is no pearl — of course, where would it come from? Magic with a grain of sand. Mediocrity, not a guardian.” She remembered her youth. A very young, inexperienced and enamored girl, who was easily managed to be fooled by a lovelace known among newts (all he had from a noble origin was a name).

“Drink the lake?” She nodded. . I kneeled a I cupped my hands and drank. It was cold—so cold it burned—sliding down my throat like liquid frost. The mermaid watched with an odd expression. “Good. Now go into the temple. You’ll find a book.” “What kind of book?” “You ask stupid questions,” she sighed, rolling her eyes. I frowned, folding my arms. “Will it kill you to be nice?” “I wish it would, until it can, I won't. Just go get the book, you're boring alone.”

“Can you like, show me? What you mean, when you think of a mermaid?” I glance at Anton and then put my coffee on the table and move closer to Laila, conjuring a children’s story book in my hands as I do. It’s one of my favorites from when I was a little girl – a story about a mermaid who falls in love with a Prince who lives on land. She gives up her ocean life to go and live at his side.

And despite the way the humans portrayed mermaids as beautiful sirens, the little lore the pack’s library had on them told a very different story of a predatory species that had no compunction in sinking ships if they ventured into their waters. The merman had been beautiful. A different sort of beauty, one that belonged to a world of seaweed and wave. Heath could understand how the historians and sailors of the past had become so enamoured with the merfolk they’d encountered. However, he had also sensed a danger beneath that beauty, and suspected that like the other creatures of the sea, the mer would have sharp teeth, talons, and poison hidden away beneath their bright colors and fair face