Lagoon Mermaid Novels & Stories

I say, pointing to where all my guards and ladies in waiting are standing. And with that, Laguna heads towards the mermaid dorm

Kai set her down upon the sand just as the glowing sun blossomed in the cloudless sky behind them. “That was definitely cool,” she said, rewarding him with a quick peck on the cheek. “And very comfortable, too.” She looked out over the ocean. Twenty-five yards or so off shore, she spied Selene, Colella and Tamika bobbing in the water, waving to them. The mermaids’ long, jet black hair floated on the surface around their heads, making it look from a distance as if they were floating in small oil slicks. Leah waved back. “They can’t swim much closer to us,” she said, smiling. “So I guess we’re gonna have to get wet.”

The water was icy cold, but it had a refreshing feel to it. “I told you never to come back here! And now you bring another to my abode?” an angry silver feminine voice resounded as a figure suddenly appeared above the river. Omitirin, the mermaid, I came to the conclusion as I stared at her, awed. She looked a little short of five feet nine, with a very young face like a teenagers’, and she was naked from the waist up with perky black breasts out on full display. From her waist down was a fishtail with bluish-green scales which sparkled bright like precious stones.

Before I even had time to react, Coral was at my side. A spiral of water shot up from the lake and wrapped around her glistening tail. She floated beside me. I stared at the water, peeking over the cliff and down at the lake. The water didn't seem phased by this. Fish swam within the spiral. I looked back at her furious face with many questions, but she didn't give me time to ask any. I followed her gaze to the group of wolves, all their jaws dropped in shock. It's not every day you see one of the rarest creatures on the planet. Everyone seemed frozen at the sight of the livid mermaid, even the Luna took a shaky step back. Coral rose her hand, pulled it back, and threw her arm in their direc

“It’s tethered. Something or someone is anchoring it here.” I nodded, sliding the obsidian dagger across the page. “Which means we can’t just banish it. We have to cut the tether.” Mara glanced toward the flap of the tent, lowering her voice even further. “And if that tether is human…” She didn’t need to finish. We all knew the risk. “The Luna,” Nora said flatly. I shot her a warning look. “We don’t speak that aloud unless we have proof. And we won’t, unless one of us sees the mark with our own eyes.”

After tomorrow came and I could be sure he wasn’t my mate, I was going to tell him this ridiculous possessive game we were playing was over and he should focus on the women he entertained before I arrived. Around 2 miles from the academy, I followed a path through the woods which led to the most beautiful lagoon I had ever seen. I walked towards the edge of the lagoon, taking in my surroundings. The water was as clear as the Maldives ocean and was boarded with rustic old bricks, keeping the water in place. The lagoon was surrounded by more daisies and a bridge which turned into steps, which led into the lagoon. Behind the lagoon was a large cliff, embodied with flowers and weeds. Coming off

He remains silent, his eyes not leaving mine until he starts to laugh. “You think I will make a deal with you, Zachary? My wife is Luna, one after the moon goddess’s heart. She can give me all the cure I want in the world and you think I will settle for you? Come on man, I thought you were smarter than that. Well” he gestures to my hand where a wound is still bleeding, “you might want to check that, it’s not going to heal. Ir is coated with silver” “What?” “Do not show up at my party uninvited Zachary, do not come in front of my wife and do not even think about her”

But what really caught her attention was the centre of the tank, where a magical spectacle awaited. In the midst of the vibrant coral and graceful seaweed, the mermaid display was the star attraction. I could see Mackenzie’s gaze fixated, her breath catching in her throat. The mermaid was truly something out of a fairy tale. Its tail shimmering in shades of turquoise and gold, scales glistening as they caught the light. The creature’s long, flowing hair seemed to dance with the gentle currents of the water, and her voice, soft and melodic, filled the space with an ethereal quality that made it feel like we had stepped into another world. Of course, the girl-mermaid was just lip-syncing under

I promised, giving his hand a gentle squeeze before stepping out into the bustling corridor. The compound was alive with activity. Omegas darted back and forth, carrying decorations, trays of food, and other supplies. I paused for a moment to take it all in, a sense of pride swelling in my chest. This ceremony was more than just a gathering; it was a testament to the unity and strength of our packs. It was also a show of love from my husband to me and our son. “Luna!” An omega’s voice called out, pulling me from my thoughts. I turned to see Miriam, a young omega with wide, anxious eyes, clutching a bundle of silver ribbons. “We’re running low on these. Should I send someone to fetch more?”

Many spent their gold coins to bid for those exotic finds, but they just wouldn't fathom paying so much for an inanimate object. And then... The contestants appeared. Everyone was getting excited as clothed cages were pushed into the middle of the stage. The brothers' feral eyes focused gravely. The Auctioneer introduced every person in the cage. Everyone roared as they would see formidable fighters in those cages ready to go berserk. These were people who had talents— killing was one of them. "Introducing, Lylan of Pearl Seas!" the Auctioneer opened the cloth of one caged mermaid in a tank. "Her voice can cause deafening when provoked, but she can also be one of the singers in your tavern.