Lagoon Mermaid Novels & Stories

Her eyes are like blue crystals twinkling in a brilliant cavern. "Hello, your majesty. I am, Lucia, the newest witch of the St. Maria mountains. This is my clan, the werewolves of the Saint Maria forest. I am betrothed to Cody, the next future Chieftain. To what do I owe this pleasure?" The Queen of the unicorns backs away as her hovels scrap against the forest floor. "Do you have the luna lilies with you right now? This magic has been lost to the unicorns for thousands of years. If you have acquired a specimen would you please be so kind and tell us where we might find some ourselves?"

“Pretty smart.. pretty smarts . Always knew my boy was smart. So, they basically work on their own 24/7?” “Yeah yeah.” she smiled, AGAIN! “So, how’s this my business? And why did you guys bring me here?” Chad asked with one hand holding the bedsheets he wrapped around his waist. “…the Medusa were looking for a woman, Aisha. Because she’s basically the only one who has ever come in contact with 'the fisheye'. And they’re seriously looking for the Fisheye.” “…whoa whoa.. wait, who’s Fisheye?” Chad interrupted.

The mermaid inclined her head and, this time, Elijah followed. Tenderly, he set Lily’s limp form down on a bed made of moss and straw. The room opened out to a swell of water, upon which a wooden boardwalk lay. The mermaid – he’d still not asked for her name; his worry had overshadowed his manners – perched delicately on its edge, her slick tail shimmering softly in the lapping water. The hobb the mermaid had taken them to was a small, wizened creature. Glass jars brimming with herbs filled the wooden shelves lining the room, and his long-fingered hands ran over each of them. His brow furrowed.

Ariel said while putting into her old bag. "Why would someone throw away something that works?" Ernest askes feeling confused. "I don't know. Why did someone throw away a lava lamp despite it working just fine? People are strange throwing away well working things." Ariel said. "Oh Ernest, you should find something too!" She exclaimed. Ernest looked around and noticed a raindrop shaped locket. "Something like this?" He said while picking it up. Ariel gasped as she stared at it. It was a necklace in the prettiest shade of blue, which happened to be Ariel’s favorite color.

This one held deep blue liquid. “This is star water,” she said. “It guides lost souls.” She poured it over the mirror. The surface shimmered. For a brief second, I thought I saw something move inside it. There was a shadow; a flicker of distant light. My heart jumped. Kayden’s hand tightened around mine. “It is reacting,” he whispered. The seer nodded. “It recognizes her.” She stepped back. “Leah,” she said softly. “Sit.” My throat felt dry.

His mate was in pain and he had no idea what so ever on what was wrong with her. Well, that was until the fresh scent of freshly picked roses and honey nectar mixed with another prominent scent wafted through the air of the enclosed space. This scent made all the men do a double take and stand up straight, this was the forbidden scent, the scent of a woman in heat, the scent of the luna queen in heat.

I looked at the monitor where Lance was elegantly playing with a smart water polo ball. My fingers typed steadily. "I want a replacement. Right now." No reply came, but the typing indicator flickered incessantly. I stared in a daze at the same question I'd asked long ago. Lance was a custom-ordered merman I got from AquaGene Corp. But since he arrived, he had refused all closeness. I tried to check him out, but he hid in the reef crevices for two days straight. I played the sound waves merfolk supposedly liked, and he just turned off the receiver.

One commented, "I heard mermaids can't stay on land for too long, or they'll dry out and die. How is Luna Annelise doing just fine?" "Because Alpha Silas cultivates moonlight lilies with his own blood. As long as she drinks the extract each month, she'll be fine." "Oh, my gosh! Alpha Silas dotes on her way too much!" Another added, "Exactly. They haven't had an heir all these years, and Alpha Silas isn't anxious at all. He's always the one comforting Luna Annelise, telling her not to rush." "Did you see that massive pool built into the mountainside? It cost millions of dollars! There are natural coral formations, schools of fish, shellfish, and every kind of marine life imaginable. Everythin

She asked me and I remembered that more than half of them fit into that description. "The one with the goddess name. Medusa or something." "Aphrodite?" "Yes, her." After sending Aphrodite to retrieve the Luna, I waited once again. I was shocked to realize part of me was hoping she didn't feed the call so I’ll have to throw her over my shoulder and bring her myself. When did I become so barbaric? I heard footsteps and looked up to see the same girl from the kitchen again. She took her time as she walked up to me with tears in her eyes.

"Everyone is complicated. Does his leaving have anything to do with this?" "He said he was going to a deep sea to make amends and rip out his mermaid bone." "He hasn't completely lost his conscience. I heard that the bone of the mermaid is in the middle of the spine and is the most important bone of the mermaid. Pulling it out is more painful than death. A mermaid who loses this bone can only become a half-mermaid. Well, it's a good thing I got his seeds in advance. After all, there's only one mermaid left in the world," said Lowa, laughing, "Is this pendant for you, too?"