Mermaid Effect Novels & Stories

Whirling around for a full view of what was taking place, they formed a cage of monstrosity. My lips twitched and curled over my teeth. Adrenaline rushed through my veins and my heart fluttered. Her fiendish eyes clashed with the leaping fires of my alpha crimson irises. Claws burst out my nails. “Another mermaid is hiding in the rocks.” Nyx huffed, showing me an image of the blue-black-haired one with sea-foam blue eyes and a sunset purple tail making hand signals. “She has other powers that are coming at us.” Zuzu churned within me and sand from the ocean’s floor turned into spears that fired at me.

I fought his Alpha tone so I could heal her. I summoned the powers that were lent to me by heaven, the heaven's magic, and began the healing process. My eyes were closed but I could watch her scales and her fins regenerate on my subconscious. I gasped as her pain climbed into my body. When I opened my eyes again, the mermaid was completely healed. Her fins had grown back and beautiful neon color scales had grown back on her tail.

Draco said as he sat on one of the padded benches. The boat jostled a bit, as though reacquainting itself with the weight of passengers, then slipped off into deeper waters. “They’re stunning.” I admitted, staring out at a group of them. “I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything so beautiful.” The water at my back began to ripple, and not from the boats gentle movements. I jolted as a head of fuchsia hair appeared, followed by a tail with scales the same color. The mermaid smiled brightly as I gaped at her. Her eyes were the brightest shade of green I’d ever seen. Like rolling hills baking beneath a setting sun.

he asked. I sat across from him and said: "I want a good bottle of painkillers." He stared at me for a second. He clearly hadn't been expecting that. The one real surprise was the painkillers themselves. Ryan had lied to me. The bottle contained a compound with sedative effects on mermaids, harmless to humans, but it would leave a mermaid in human form sluggish and docile, easier to control. By then my energy was draining faster and faster. The pain came and went, like someone was wringing something out inside my chest. There were moments when I just wanted it to be over.

It seemed to me that they were more scared about having us as partners now that they knew that conflicts were rising between us and those who were hosting this event. The crowd cheered again before the podium completely shifted. This time, turning into a river that made my heart race as I recalled the map. At the end of the river, three knights appeared, ready for the fight. Behind them, sea creatures, females to be more specific, enchanting those who listened to their voices, more specifically, the males who were around us; they were mermaids… Blake looked at me for a few seconds before connecting his lips with mine in a kiss that seemed to be more dominant than gentle. It wasn’t something

“I’ve never gone out of this country. We can’t swim very far because there are certain areas in the sea which are dangerous for us. Sharks and other deadly sea creatures can attack us so we don’t travel much. I'm not sure about the rest of my kind.I lost a lot of my memories so I can't remember anyone from my species. They might be out there somewhere in the sea.” Did anyone look for me all this time? she sadly wondered. “Do you have super powers?” Alina asked. “Like...are you the fastest person on earth? Or can you take down a building?” “I’m faster than humans,” the mermaid confessed. “And stronger too but I can’t take down a building! But I can fling a guy heavier than me across the field

The wind howled around them, but the sound of Anthony’s strained voice cut through the storm like a knife. “C-Clarissa—” Anthony repeated, his voice trembling, but not from the cold. Carmela could see the panic in his eyes now, the way his body stiffened in disbelief. But nothing could have prepared her for what she was about to see. As if on cue, the dark shadows of the water seemed to part for just a moment, revealing an eerie glow beneath the surface. The moonlight shimmered against the waves, casting an ethereal glow on Clarissa’s body. Carmela’s breath hitched when she saw it—Clarissa’s legs, once human, were now transforming before her eyes into a long, glistening mermaid’s tail.

“So, the Alphas came to you, because…” “Because mermaids are the only creatures that can weaken a demon without making contact with them. I bet the demon in the pack looked at Marilyn and cried out in pain,” She countered my words, sounding so sure. “That’s what I heard. How did you know this, even when I don’t?” Tabitha asked, surprise written all over her face as to how a young mermaid knew about something so crucial, but she didn’t. I too have never heard of it.

As expected, Aqua’s reaction to the giant meatball was as amusing as Dawn thought it would be. The mermaid practically worshipped the lump of meat and refused to cut it into smaller bite-sized chunks to eat it. Instead, the ambitious mermaid attempted to stretch her jaw and swallow it whole, smearing tomato sauce all over her chin. Her failed attempt created a mess, and she eventually conceded when Dawn pointed out how there would be no difference between biting it into smaller pieces and cutting it up.

Serena didn’t even realize she was leaning forward, captivated, until the mermaid turned her head and looked directly at her. Their eyes met, and the air between them shifted. Serena sucked in a breath and stepped back instinctively, her boot crunching in the snow. That sound, though small, broke the strange stillness. The mermaid blinked once—long, slow, otherworldly—before turning swiftly. In a flash of movement, she cut through the water with impossible speed, her body gliding like liquid silver. Within seconds, she reached the other shore of the river, the mist curling protectively around her as if shielding her from view.