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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.”

Maddie gasped when Marina suddenly wrapped her hand around her neck. Her grip is slowly getting tight so Maddie desperately tried to squirm away but to no avail. She is starting to have a hard time catching her breath and she’s also slowly losing consciousness. Marina stopped tightening her choke on Maddie as she needed her alive. She dipped her feet into the lake and as soon as water touched her skin, a tail replaced her feet. Maddie’s eyes widened when she saw how Marina transformed into a mermaid.

said Mika. There it was what Mr Estenhuiz was hiding all along, a scary creature, similar to a mermaid. It had the face that looked like humans and the lower part looked like a fish, with a strong sharp tail. “what the hell is that?” I asked. “a mermaid” said Katleho. “We need to get out of here!” Mika said in a state of panic. Katleho took out a knife which she had been keeping in her long heeled boot on the left,then began to cut off the rope on her hands until it was torn.

He looked around and neared his face to Hariel. "Prince, you can't just talk about those things here! Or the merpeople's existence will be found out!" Milo's heart is beating soo fast that he almost faints. The Shellphie is a cellphone underwater of the mermaids but only to call each other. Hariel grunted and nodded. "Okay! Don't worry!" Hariel said and do his work. Milo sighed in relief and started to use his phone texting his clients and his work that he will be late. Then something caught his eyes. Hariel is still busy with his work and didn’t see what Milo saw.

They were the weakest of the shifters, having to return to the water every night as their body forces them to shift into their mermaid form. I already knew what Marques wanted. A small girl had been picked up by my scouts about a week ago. She hadn’t shifted yet, so her mermaid wasn’t fully present, meaning she could stay out of water. A mermaid born on land would be human until they first shifted, a merperson born in water would be born as mermaid, unable to shift into their human form until their sixteenth birthday. I could tell the girl was a mermaid just by the color of her skin. Merpeople were the only ones born with sharp bright green slanted eyes. Taking in Marques similarities to the

He wanted to shout it, tell everyone, and claim what was rightfully his with every ounce of power the ocean had given him. "Mine!" The word rang so loudly in his head that he could not figure out why no one else seemed to hear it, why Lake did not notice and see what he was doing to him. He had no right to let anyone else touch him like that, and no land maiden had the right to try. Merfolk didn’t sweat like humans did. Their cooler body temperature regulated such things, and only when dehydrated did they begin to show signs—a faint sheen they referred to as 'vezhoof' in their native tongue, which translated to gleam in English.

The entire place was awash with magic, even more so than the City of a Thousand Faces. Merfolk—with actual tails—splashed in the deep waters of the Bay, swimming around the numerous ships that came to dock in the harbor. With a single flick of their hand, they sent spouts of water careening into the air. Performers danced along the pier, some spitting fire whilst others shifted into various animals, some home to the mortal realm and others not. With his hand on the small of my back, Draco steered me down the pier to a boutique with ruffled curtains and large display windows glittering from the early morning sun.

It made sense then why she seemed so exhausted after a day of being in her big space, the sudden drowsiness that hit her after her swimming session. Now, it was almost six in the evening, with both of them walking by the shore. With Madie picking up whatever she could find. When she woke up earlier, Dario immediately invited her to try the mermaid tail rental for an hour, just enough from four to five so that she'll still have the heat of the sun to keep her warm while in the water. And they did. Madie felt like it was the most magical thing ever. It was a tail made from silicone and painted with different shades of color. When she entered the renting store, it felt like she stepped into a p

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.

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