Mermaid Pirate Ship Novels & Stories

I screeched, gripping his wrist with both hands and trying to pull away from him. "No can do." He pushed me up the stairs in front of him as we ascended to the upper desk. I opened my mouth to protest further but was quickly stunned into silence at the sight before me. It was incredible, something out of a fairytale. A massive man-of-war ship was rocking in the waves only yards from the smaller cruise ship that had been my ride to port in Valoria. Its size was nearly triple in comparison to my boat, stretching four stories out of the water with sails that would have covered the length of my boat twice over. Though it looked vintage, its sails were clearly just for show, as it was powered by

He summoned a tsunami to push back their enemies and set back their pursuit. But before his tsunami could hit its target, it shrunk and dissolved. There was only one explanation for this. From the current distance, his eyes couldn’t pierce the silhouette of their pursuers standing on deck but it was clear from the full bamboo-sail battens that they had a junco ship. It was a two-master flying a black flag. “Bad news, guys!” he shouted to Temujin and Aki. “The pirates have also got a blue Slayer on board!”

Dozens of mermaids that were the same as the man also appeared above the ocean. "You guys are really weird, why not just attack that ship instead of attacking me?" Long Chen asked confused. "Hahaha, we know you're the young master of the Zi family, right? We can just capture you and ask for ransom from your family. Why bother to attack that ship?" The mermaids' words made Long Chen understand the purpose of them fishing with those sharks. So, they knew that there was a young master from the Zi family on board. "Sorry, although I don't know who has helped you guys come up with this kind of plan, I can only say that the Zi young master you're referring to has also returned to the ship." Long C

“Sailors lured to drowning, ships wrecked...” “You could end up with a reputation as the unsinkable pirate ship,” Rivyn suggested. “What did you tell them?” Valhared asked. “That she is with me,” Rivyn looked down at me with a smile. “Of her own free will.” The rowboats were beginning to return now that the merfolk had left the bay. Rivyn drew me up the stairs to the top deck where the wheel for steering the ship was located but stood unmanned as they were anchored. “It would be wise, Siorin,” he wrapped his arms around me, and I leaned back into the warmth of his embrace, feeling his heart against my back. “For you to stay higher in the ship tomorrow, or within it. The merfolk are very intr

From there the mermaids eagerly retrieved their prey and carted him to the sandbar to feed on his fear. "By the time this is over, those pirates are going to beg to be arrested," Devrim realized. He had been under the merfolk's spell. It was not fun. The Emperor finished his task and cleared out the rest of the pirates. His small but tenacious crew had taken out hundreds of pirates already without any loss on their part. That feat in itself seemed impossible. 'Well, we do have some magical help. That has to count for something,' Devrim corrected himself.

she repeated herself before walking out the door. She stepped out, closing the door behind her. She looked down at the ship. It was magnificent. The ship's deck and railings wood was cherry in color. There were little star shaped details etched onto the rails. The stairs leading to the main deck had a gold shimmer line across the top of them that sparkled in front of the cherry color. The mass holding the sails was made out of a light color wood that played well with the gold details throughout the ship. She raised her eyes following the mass up to the sails. Flying high above them was a flag. It was a dark navy blue flag with a bright sun. In the center of the sun was a star. She gazed at

he asked her. "Ohhh, about it sir? What makes you thought about that sir Daven?" said Teresa laughing. "No! Nothing, I'm just curious about it," he said. "Back then sir, most of the people talked about that because it was said that there was a man who fell in love with a mermaid the sad thing was that the mermaid is a queen, so the mermaid was cursed to die and the man was just reported to have been taken by the ocean, that's the gossip i heard then sir when I just got here," Teresa told him.

I turn back to my conversation, glaring at Tali before bowing my head to say, “I’m in talks with the Alphas of Pearlhead Strait and Thunder Cove. They’ve already aligned with Meridem–with us. They have sway with the rogue packs and bands of pirates.” “We need them if we’re ever going to get our ships to Meccana,” an Alpha says somewhere to my right, just out of my direct line of sight. “Meccana’s forces will sink our ships and end our cause otherwise.” I want to tell them it won’t come to that. Most of my time here has been spent stopping them from doing anything asinine, like blowing up the parliament building that casts a massive shadow over Eurye and hasn’t been used in many years. Father

Verity said and both of us backed away from the pirates that closed in on us on the open deck. A female pirate trudged closer to us on the deck. She had a rugged look with braided hair and wore a tricorn cap. Her eyes glinted as she licked her front teeth, sniffing at me and Verity. She smirked, chewing on a chewing gum. “Read it wrong, darling?” she lifted my chin, leaning in. “This ain’t ship 333. This is ship 33.3. People always miss that dot, lose their shot at life." She sang those words. “Haha. Girls like you do that more often.” She laughed and the men with her broke into malicious laughter.

It was d​ark,‍ grainy, and green-tin​t‍ed, but the shape o‍f t‌he cargo ship Iron Lady was unmistaka​ble. And so wer⁠e the three speedboats fla‍nkin⁠g it. "S​tatu‍s," Lorenzo barked‍, sitt⁠ing down a⁠n​d p‌utting on a heads‍et. "​P‌ir⁠ates are boarding," Giova‍nni said, his fingers flying across a keyboard. "The‍y have jammed th⁠e ship's distr‍e‌ss beacon. The crew is in the citadel (p​anic room), b​ut⁠ th‌e br‌idge is vulne⁠rable."