Mermaid Alien Novels & Stories

He was clearly looking at a cold coffin, but he somehow felt— A powerful creature was lying inside. In addition, there was a huge seven-colored bird next to the nine dragons pulling the coffin. He could not tell its species, but it was about the same size as the huge dragons when it spread its wings. Just now, many satellites had fallen out of orbit because these two aliens had casually swept through them. Esmeralda’s eyes flickered, glowing red as she stared intently at the creatures. “I did not expect that they would find this place so soon.

Arrival of Other Supernatural Beings As the alphas settled in, other supernatural beings began to arrive. From the depths of the oceans came the merfolk delegation, led by Queen Nerida. Her hair flowed like seaweed, and her eyes held the mysteries of the deep. Beside her, the seal shifters, known as selkies, moved with fluid grace, their leader, Kaelen, offering a respectful nod to Reid. "Alpha Reid," Nerida spoke, her voice like the gentle lapping of waves. "The sea brings its greetings."

she asked ironically. "Judging by your face and you're a werewolf… Alpha!" Meredith says sarcastically. "Aren't you afraid of us?" he asks her, wondering how easily she talks about this. "Why ? Do you think I'm Little Red Riding Hood to be afraid that the big, bad wolf will eat me? ” and Meredith starts laughing. "There are a lot of things we can't explain in this world, Mr. Cruz. As long as some are convinced that there are aliens in space, why not have werewolves in tha story? Maybe vampires, witches and who knows what other strange beings! ”

She realized that the mermaids used the sea birds to scan the land for whomever they wanted or whatever they wanted to see. She looked down at Aline, and said, "I'm sorry, Alone, but I can't help you. I'm only a girl. You could speak to Darius; he is the Alpha of this realm of Pragoth, and the lead-protector of the veil. There's only little I can do."

“Did you come through a portal?” Selene nods. “Yes, we did. Alas, there do not seem…to be any of our kind…in this world.” “No, there certainly aren’t,” I say. “Not that we know of, anyhow.” “We didn’t even know your world had water,” Radar says. “None of the other creatures from There will go near the water.” The three mermaids exchange smiles. “Kraken,” Tamika says. “Huh?” I say. “Kraken,” Selene repeats. “Giant creatures…that inhabit our oceans. That’s why…none of the others…will go near the water.”

The room was thick with tension, the silence almost deafening until Alpha Alistair spoke again, his voice carrying a hint of urgency that drew everyone’s attention. “My king, my queen,” he began cautiously. “I understand the need for caution, but we have to acknowledge the reality of what we’re facing. These human hunters are not just creating halflings; they’re turning themselves into halflings to gain an advantage over us. They are no longer merely humans—they’ve become something far more dangerous. And they’re turning more wolves into these abominations every day. If we don’t act now, we’ll be facing an army of halflings that could overwhelm us.”

Their faith tested. The Conduit was the vessel to the Goddess, a vessel that required contact regularly with the Moon Alter. Once at every solstice at least, she had not returned in the mere twenty years since their self-imposed exile. She was blessed to still be alive. Others would have thought, wished, her to be dead. “You have been lost, my child.” Her words were soft as she took Adelaide’s hands into her own. Her tone almost sorrowful as their palms faced one another parallel to the ground. Adelaide tried her best to steel her mind for what was to come but nothing ever did. An invasion of the mind was an invasion of the soul.

I can hear Marina’s steady slumbering breath as clear as day – and so could any of my kind. Viviane leans down and scrubs at the ankle with the damp towels, slowly revealing a stark white brand on the outside of her leg. “Nerissa wasn’t lying.” She murmurs, her usually lyrical tones thick with emotion. “I’m a mermaid.” _______________ Viviane is watching me as if I might burst into flames at any moment. I reach for her, but she reflexively backs out of my reach. “I don’t understand.” “We use a pheromone spray.” She says, as if this clears up everything. “We didn’t pick cats, that’s just what we got.”

Maltilda said. "What is that my Queen?" Alex asked. "How do I break such an oath Mal?" I asked Maltida. "I don't know but I know someone who might," she answered. "And who may that be?" Alex asked. "He is Gaara, he is the witch doctor of all the mermaids in the mermaid land," she said. "You have to be joking is it really paramount that you go back to the mermaid land?" Alex asked. "If I don't go I may never know how to break the oath," I said.

Jenny’s eyes widened when she realized I was conscious. “Freda, what happened? You scared me,” she breathed. It was the first time she’d ever sounded like she cared. Was she afraid something would happen to her personal maid? My heartbeat thudded unevenly. The sharp pain melted into a strange tingling. I pushed her hand away and lifted mine from my thigh. My breath froze. A bold crimson mark sat on my skin—a tiny dragon curling inside it, its wings shimmering as though alive. A scream ripped out of me. I didn’t even realize it was mine until Nina grabbed my shoulders.