Mermaid Fantasy Novels & Stories

And once the Merdragon was finished he shifted into a Merman and began swimming away to his abode, Tide was following closely. When they arrived at Naga's home, Tide took his time to look around the beautiful home of the Elder. He has magical furniture and millions of soulbutterflies floating around in glass confinement; their constant buzzing added a certain calming tone to the abode making it seem as though the Whispering Ghosts were within the walls of the Merdragon's home. There were shelves lining every wall each filled with different kinds of magic spell books and magical musical instruments, the Merdragons adores music and they played the most beautiful tones in all of Aquarial.

I squirmed away from his hold but he didn't budge. "So, you like Mia?" He said with a dangerous smirk. I growled and sunk my teeth into his hand. Retracting my fangs I take a run for it. He gripped his hand between his legs and cursed loudly. I dived into the water and swam as deep as I could. A fish swam from under me, waved awkwardly. The fish, startled, swam off quickly. In its place was one of the rarest creates on Earth. There, staring at me in confusion, was a mermaid. She had long peach-orange hair and a tail the color of the perfect honey sunset. "Shift." He growled, I sighed and slipped into my body. He pushed my naked body against a rock and his eyes twinkled with excitement. I squ

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.

I was a runaway mermaid princess. To break the curse on a pirate captain's two sons, I sacrificed my radiant tail and the voice I treasured above all to a witch. I was left crippled and confined to a wheelchair, and whenever I opened my mouth, my voice came out in an ugly, breathy rasp. But they swore that one of them would marry me and the other would guard me for the rest of my life. Then, during a clash at sea, they rescued a human woman and kept her aboard as a maid. From that day on, everything changed. They were both addicted to the maid's body and could not tear themselves away from her. The younger one said, "You're so beautiful. Far more beautiful than Heloise, that fish with no leg

Taegen rolled his eyes. Jimmy couldn't believe his eyes. Beautiful mermaids started showing up, their gorgeous body moving elegantly inside the water. A nice scent reached their noses and a soothing sound of their chants caressed their ears. “What are they doing here?” Jimmy asked. “They are looking for preys. They seduce the creatures with their beauty and take them to the bottom of the water to become their slave.” Taegen said. “Don't look at their eyes, Diamond.” Jimmy nervously nodded and kept on looking at the rainbow above them.

He smiled at her as they continued. They finally reached a large boulder. Adleigh turned around and smiled, “Here. We can eat here.” Clay nodded and grabbed the bag. They set out blankets and grabbed the food. “So, what kind of magic is here?” asked Jenna. Clay smiled, “All kinds. We have found fairies, unicorns, elves, and all kinds of creatures who live here. Just beyond the forest is the ocean. Our friend, Layla lives there. She’s a mermaid.” Jenna smiled as she took a bite of her sandwich, “A real mermaid?” Clay nodded, “Yes. I bet almost everything that you believe to be fake is real.” Jenna nodded, “Probably so. Never in a million years did I think id meet a dragon and now only did I,

Jade and Ruby bowed before her and said in a chorus, " She has nothing to do with Crystal's rebel. Please let her be. " " Of course she doesn't. I'm not as heartless as you see me. I'm here to pardon the two of you and take Mia along with me. She is a living miracle after all. Crystal did leave behind a legacy. What's even more amazing is what's brewing inside her. An immortal encompassing all three, a mermaid, a wolf and a fox. It is none like the world has ever witnessed. How could I let this opportunity be." She walked towards Mia with poise and put her hand around Mia's hip, " A motherly care, a motherly touch, is what every expecting daughter longs. Since you already have lost your chan

The two ears are like two gills of fish, the head wears a coral crown, the lower body is a blue fish tail, the fish scales are iridescent under the moon. The teenager looked at Brawen, his eyes flashing with surprise and satisfaction. A whirlpool rose high, the mermaid threw the guitar aside, the other whirlpool obediently took it, at this time the other whirlpool began to rise, the fingers of the water began to play the guitar instead of the owner. The sound of the lute sounded different from the mermaids, and the vampires were immediately sent back to the dormitory. The mermaid swam closer to Brawen, his hand raised to caress her small face, praising her: "You have great energy, I can feel

“Unlike you, I can catch a cold. A low whisper, breaking into a groan at every touch of rough fingers to his chest, brought the marquis out of his thoughts. He picked up the girl in his arms, noting to himself: “I was waiting. Getting ready. Here is a tiny plaid spread out. He knelt down and covered his wings from other people's views, knowing about the boundless curiosity of mermaids. Now they were enveloped in darkness: through the dense plumage, the dim rays of the setting sun scantly penetrated, barely illuminating the male figure. Melissa was guided by the demon's eyes. This is what lava looks like: hot, unpredictable, dangerous and at the same time attractive.

It tugged at something deep and buried inside me. Matif stepped forward, eyes wide. “The lost royal mermaid bloodline…” I turned sharply to him. “Are you certain?” “Yes, my king,” he whispered. “She’s the last of her kind. The Healer of the Seas. The prophesied half-breed destined to unite the ocean—and the land.” I watched him trace a hand along the barrier, his expression turning to awe. “How do we get in?” I asked. Matif knelt, uncorked a small bottle of ocean water, and poured it onto the frozen earth. Then he began to chant: