Mermaid Species Novels & Stories

Beryl couldn’t believe her ears as she looked over at Daryl to exchange a look of incredulity. Daryl however had her jaw open and eyes focused on Daffodil, “A- a Merman?” “Mmhmm,” Daff nodded, “Could be why he’s so tall. They usually are. Centaurs and Merpeople are physically very strong.” Daryl couldn’t stop gaping and her cheeks looked flushed. “Okay, okay,” Beryl was trying to clear her buzzing head, “So… you can smell them… and there are actually four of them besides you, in this university?!”

They know how to love and how to spread love. They protect their families and friends and their close ones even if they are mermaids or some one else it doesn't matter. A mermaid can only be born to a mermaid, or at least one of the partners must be a mermaid. There are numerous times that mermaids have been the hybrids of humans too. Many humans fell in love with the mermaids like that fairy man. But unlike him, they spent their lives with their partners, of course hidden from the world and it's sharp piercing eyes.

Reese assured her. “I can go get your granddaughter.” Jaxon offered with a smile. “Her and the triplets share a birthday.” “Angela?” Helen asked with happy tears. “We changed it to Ariel.” Her oldest son grinned as he pulled out his phone and opened the gallery app. Handing over the phone, he slid up on the bed with his mom. “From what the doctor was telling us, oh, it’s called a mermaid birth.” He blushed a little as she scrolled through the pictures and then watched the video. “It only happens once in about eighty-thousand births or so. It’s really freaking rare.”

She left to look for more nymphs, Kadita’s sisters. Kadita was on the land for almost a week. She doesn’t know that staying on land for many days would hurt them so bad. Land is not their natural habitat that causing them to turn into a human like creature. Weak, no power, and it will only made them difficult to stay alive if they can’t adapt the new world they have on land. Mermaids are semi-aquatic, which means they spend part of their lives on land and part in the water. They mostly rely on marine ecosystems for their survival as a species but may venture to land every so often.

Shamira had the sinking feeling that she would never have free time again. The new addition that had hatched turned out to be another male. He was also a Sea Serpent, which was a type of Moon Dragon. Archimedes had identified it quickly based on some old pictures and they had quickly gotten it to the pond while the pool was being built. The Sea Serpents could breathe above and below the surface and could live in both salt and fresh water. And they could apparently get big. Really big.

In her hands was a large snail shell, its surface glistening faintly. Rhea’s eyes narrowed. “Why are you holding that?” “It holds my secret,” Mermaid said, placing it into Rhea’s hands. “Take it.” Rhea nearly snatched it, suppressing a victorious grin. So the great Mermaid hands me her weakness on a platter? How stupid can she be? “I can only use my tail in water,” Mermaid continued calmly. “But if even a drop touches me on land, it will force the change—and I will die.”

They sucked shifter’s youth out of them and drank their blood, and the prettier they got, the more addicted they became. Then he described the other mermaid types, Taicoons. And honestly, they sounded like something dragged out of a Stephen King nightmare. Long dark hair, yellow or white eyes, teeth like a piranha, and dark gills where I had ears. They had webs between their fingers and long black talons, and their tail were usually black, silver, or deep green. Sharp pointy noses and something that sounded like a massive snake tongue, only it was blood red. I struggled to hold back my judgment and gagging sounds when he told me they were the ones all men dreamed of spending a heated night w

From a safe distance, they watched as the Mer played in the shallow waters near the beach and saw several shift into their legged selves in order to run across the sand. “Oh, look,” Meguitte said, pointing in wonder at a Merman who sat upon a rock, his frilled tail toying in the water, as he combed his long blue hair out. His eyes caught Meguitte’s gesture, and he bared sharply pointed teeth in a grin that was equally flirtatious and dangerous. “Look there,” Thaelen chuckled. “Between the rocks. I guess that answers how Merfolk f-k.” “Thaelen,” she nudged him in the ribs. “Shhh. Don’t be so crude.”

She glowed with beauty underneath the ocean, having long black hair, big round blue sea eyes, straight small nose, small red lips, scales on her face and arms, gills beside her neck, and a magnificent long blue crystal Tail. She appears to be half human and half fish. With her tail she moves water currents splashing endlessly about in the ocean. She rules over the Atlantic ocean of mermaids and mermans with an immersed power. Having powers which include Mind-reading, flying, invisibility, shapeshifting, controlling nature, speaking to animals, speed- swimming, Siren Singing, Telekinesis, and weather manipulation. Though mermaids may look really attractive with their endowed beauty, don't be

The man suddenly jumped up and shook the cage, “You only offered me raw fish and seawater! They are not for humans!” “Well, a mermaid girl is not for humans too.” Olivia turned to Archer and Issac, “This bastard drove his boat to fish one of my great-granddaughters on her 16th birthday. How dare he!” “OK, this is the fifth specie we found related to that island.” Issac said. “What does it mean?” Olivia raised her brow. Archer told all the things they’ve found. Olivia was enraged and splashed out a huge wave to flood the tycoon.