Meeshell Mermaid Novels & Stories

A piece of the wall the size of a door falls away into the silt. Behind it is a small chamber. The chamber is dry. There is no chamber that should be dry, three hundred feet under the surface of an ocean. This one is. The water stops at the threshold. The air inside the chamber smells of dust and of something that is almost, but not quite, lavender. And lying on a stone shelf in the center of the chamber is a body. A mermaid, in clothes from a kingdom that has not existed for nine thousand years. Her scales the color of new snow. Her hair the silver of Calisto's, but plaited the way the Saragossa archivists plait theirs.

She lifted her green tail with specks of purple scales and slammed it hard against the rocks, making some of it break off into the sea. "Why have you come here?" She asked. That was when they noticed her teeth. They looked like shark teeth, triangular, sharp and deadly. "We're just trying to locate Mystic Mountain," Lazarus answered. "Do you know where we can find it?" The mermaid glanced at each of their faces, tilting her head from side to side. She blinked when her gaze stopped on Miranda. Her pupils dilated and were star-shaped instead of a circle. "Such a handsome boy. I bet he's fun to play with."

We will do it together. "I am going to need all the help I can get, seeing that we do not even know what to expect on Meraki." Keira stared out of the window. Outside it was dark and the galaxy seemed endless. She felt content in this moment, to experience things that few have experienced or seen. The dark was decorated with the most beautiful gems, and far away Earth was getting smaller. A reminder that it is now a memory, one they might never visit again. Keira jumped as a thunderous sound erupted from the ship. Sasha looked at her, eyes widened she instinctively grabbed her buckle.

My phone beeped. ‘Be there soon, Malyshka’ Sasha had texted me, as if he knew I had arrived at the hotel. I hopped into the shower to freshen up and get ready for dinner with him. I wore a casual empire waisted emerald green dress with short sleeves and a deep V neck which overlapped just below my breast emphasizing my assets. I loved that it hid my less flattering curves, but most of all I loved that it had hidden pockets.

Athina's P.O.V. I stared into the mirror in front of me, as it reflected my figure. With a small spin I watched the dress float in red waves. The dress lined up against my chest, before it flowed down past my ankles, allowing it to slowly slide across the floor as I walked. The pattern across upper half of the dress resembled small flowers, before it was met it a soft fabric of the same shade that ran down and above that soft fabric a large net piece surrounded the skirt, giving it a more elegant look. The dress was off-shoulder, slightly exposing my neck and shoulders. I didn't bother a necklace, my collarbone showing was more than enough, a necklace would over-do it.

He never took pictures and would go back to the house as soon as the walk ended. He looked at Jessica’s phone and frowned slightly. He instinctively wanted to reject her, but for whatever reason, he nodded. Jessica took several pictures in one go. She snapped pictures with the turtle, the dolphin, and even the glowing jellyfish. The aquatic creatures in this section were much more beautiful than those she had seen earlier. It was time for the mermaid show. A beautiful mermaid with brown hair and a golden tail dove in from above and the light shone above their heads. The golden scales on her tail reflected the light, causing the bubbles around her to reflect the golden light. She looked absol

Devrim asked. "I think they are merfolk," Aurora whispered. As the lights grew brighter and larger, the song began again, this time without words. At the wide back of the boat a creature surfaced. She had hair the color of seaweed with coral tangled in the strands. Her skin was a luminescent light purple, like a jellyfish. Her eyes were golden-flecked and fierce, but the smile on her blue lips was gentle. Her upper body was covered in a myriad of shells. The mermaid lifted herself onto the back of the boat and her lower half, which was a glowing tale covered with scales of purple and blue, nearly blinded them in the darkness. When their eyes finally adjusted, the mermaid was sitting on the e

Mia pulled Lin further as he kept lagging behind, admiring his new found. " Come on. What do you keep staring at? " Mia asked as she noticed Lin stare at one of the guards. She was as beautiful a mer-witch could get. All of them were. What made them even more attractive were their voluptuous busts. The rear was mesmerizing too as it ended into a tail like end. A thin layer of skin attached between the two legs like duck feet making it easier to paddle. Some wore a tail like suit that gave them more of the legendary mermaid feel. Their hair too had vibrant hue. Like Mia's had changed to a reddish tone others had crimson, blue, lavender and yellow too.

They immediately got in along with. "Ayeesha?!" Now, it was my turn to be flabbergasted. "What are you doing~? Are you by any chance the mermaid Collen was talking about?!" She hugged me tight at once, smiling and crying like we had never seen each other for years, but it was just for a couple of weeks. "I missed you, too. Yes, it is a long story. I am a mermaid, and I work for Princess Amira!" She massaged my back when she noticed I was just standing in front of her like a freaking statue. "Hello to you too, King Logan!" She greeted my mate, who was deathly staring at Adam. Honestly, they were in a death stare.

Right now, what matters more to her are the people around her. "No!" she uttered. "Take something else. I beg of you." Surprise flashed on the mermaid's face for a moment, scoffing while looking at the other side. She didn't know what it meant and she's worried. The mermaid might insist and she won't know what to do. Fortunately, the mermaid smiled, offered her more than just magical marbles. She gave her a seashell and told her to just call her when she needs help. The mermaid didn't explain why but she was thankful.