Humanoid Shark Novels & Stories

East Cobalt Ocean, Shark clan territory. The battle between the combined might of the five clans of the Cobalt Empire Army and the Scarlett Army was ongoing. The army that was mostly made up of the Shark clan was actually holding off the Scarlett Army very well. The Shark clan was well known for their strength after all. This result was to be expected honestly. However, that did not mean they didn’t have their worries. Afro was fighting against a mosasaur-like monster with just his bare hands. Even so, his punch was powerful enough to cave in the skull of the beast. Blood exploded out of the cracks of its skull as it floated lifelessly.

It's as large as a mountain but with the silhouette of a man with a fishtail. My voice comes out as a sob. "Hayden?" Giant shoulders crack, and a long, shuddery breath leaves my lips. Aiden growls and transforms into a siren. His large hands sink into the surrounding sand, and the saliva from his lips land on my torso. Aiden disgusts me. Sirens aren't as beautiful as mermen. Aiden's skin is sickly pale, and his teeth are sharp and long, making him resemble a shark.

I look over my shoulder and wave at the creature, "is a man-made monster." "It's not just man-made. It started as human." There's no way. My mind is not comprehending his meaning, surely. "What we're facing is not a hound at all, though we continue to call them hounds. It's a dead human quadruped with four-inch razor claws, jaws ten times stronger than a pit bull, and a toxic secretion from claws and teeth that kills everything in its path." His words jumble in my brain as I try to grasp the enormity of what he's saying, but one thought won't let go. "Did my father know?"

A surge of overwhelming spear energy radiated from Andrius, directly targeting the charging mutant shark king. The mutant shark king’s size made it impossible for it to dodge. It did not even bother trying. In fact, it gave Andrius the illusion of a human-like emotion in its pale eyes—contempt! Yes, contempt. Andrius shivered. This creature was indeed terrifying. He tightened his grip on the spear. Boom! A deafening sound echoed. The mutant shark launched an attack and fell back into the water. Andrius also staggered back several steps. This time, his hands went numb.

Something about the shape of his head and the hunch of his back. ‘Help me. Please. HELP ME!’ He screamed and suddenly jumped out of the darkness and into the light as he tackled and pinned me to the ground. As soon as I saw him - it - clearly, I let out a scream. It wasn’t human at all. It was a shark with a body of a human. Its beady eyes stared me in the eyes as it continued to scream a lot and animal-like sound. ‘I TRUSTED THEM. THE TRAITORS!’ It yelled. Its mouth opening wide and close enough to my face that I feared that I was about to lose my head. Literally.

“Leviathan as in a fish? So, when you transform…do you ever turn into a fish? Or Aqua Man? Don’t say SpongeBob.” Huh. She has a sense of humor. “The Leviathan I am talking about is more of a demonic skinwalker. It can take on the form of a human being, but is not human by a far cry. When I shift, I am what you saw earlier. Sorry to burst your bubble, princess, but a sweet sponge isn’t what I turn into…I am much-much worse than that–some may even call me a demon–when I allow all sides of myself to come to the surface.”

The man with the eyes like the deepest forest. But in that glance, she had made note of the man next to her. He was average height, muscular, good-looking in a rough sort of way. His blond hair was shaggy. His jeans were a little greasy on the thighs, he looked like a mechanic working on a vehicle of some kind and had used the denim as a wipe rag. The same engine grease lined his fingernails. “What'syoyr name?” the shaggy blonde asked. I'm not interested,” she heard herself say, not looking at him. She had to watch the one with the eyes, the forest eyes. She had to study each of his moves.

Ronny laughed creepily. Harry crouched down in front of the trembling Jorge. “You know, sharks don’t even like the taste of human flesh. It’s too sour for them. But they’re dumb as hell. The second they smell blood, they’ll rush over in a frenzy. One bite each, over and over, until there’s nothing left of you but bones. It’s like being tortured to death, slowly and painfully.” Jorge was shaking violently now. He dropped to his knees and started begging. “I-I wasn’t going to hurt her! I was trying to scare her! Please don’t kill me! Whatever you need, I’ll do it! I’ll cooperate!”

The Capacitors (devices used to store electrical energy) groaned as Elara dumped the Isotope energy directly into the sub’s outer skin. A high-pitched, inhuman shriek echoed through the hull. Through the viewport, for a split second, they saw it: a twisted, skeletal nightmare of white armor and black, oily smoke. It looked like a man stretched to ten feet tall, its face a melted mask of violet glass. It was a Divergent Architect, its body literally being dissolved by the Void while it was still alive. The electrical shock threw the creature off the hull. The sub spun wildly in the current.

The sharks naturally caught up, and once they were dragged beneath the surface, they were never seen again. Heidi, however, managed to make it back to the surface. However, she was bleeding freely from the stump that was once her arm. Her face was as white as a sheet and no longer glowing like before, her fingers digging into Larry's arm as she wailed, "Please, Larry! Help! Don't leave me!" Larry was definitely panicking too—his teeth were gritted in terrible pain, with a gaping hole left on his back that had been chewed through. Even so, he wasted no time and swam as hard as he could, all while dragging Heidi back toward the yacht and kicking at any shark that got too close.