Mermaids Tied Up Novels & Stories

Xiao Chen and the mermaid approached the ship, where the entire crew was unconscious, either in the sea or still on board. Seeing this, the mermaid wanted to kill them, but Xiao Chen stopped her because he had a beautiful scene to show them. Xiao Chen checked around the ship and confirmed that everyone was still alive, albeit unconscious. With a snap of his fingers, Xiao Chen made all hundreds of pirate crew members float in the air, stiffly upside down with their heads facing upward.

Feral said quietly, his voice as small as a mosquito’s annoying Genad a bit. “If you’re fine then get up, we have to begin our journey instantly, or else we might caught up in something annoying,” Genad said as he stood up. What he was saying wasn’t insensible as it was common for other races to target the coming-of-age period of the mermaids/mermen to attack and capture them before selling their parts for fortunes. Everything that a mermaid possessed from head to tail was valuable and a once-in-a-red-moon treasure, and so being caught by any race especially humans meant complete dissection in order to sell the important parts- which was literally everything.

It was a strong vision, but the strongest thing was to realize that their nine tails had spikes that turned out to be lethal. The trackers moved away and the mermaids followed them, which gave us time to get out, but just then a pair of mermaids emerged from the water. As they approached, George grinned like a gawking child and tried to get close to one of them. “Hold him tight,” I said to Rai. One of her looked at us curiously. “You guys have mates,” she said, amused. “That means we can't touch you because of the goddess's mark, so we'll let you go, but you have to leave your friend with us.”

"Guys look!" The two rippling glowed with faint light. But it wasn't just that. Beneath the water, two figures emerged, their glowing white eyes locked onto the crew. "Mermaids," Theo whispered. The sea calmed immediately as one of the creatures launched herself from the water, landing gracefully on the rocks. Her hair flowed in thick lavender waves, adorned with pastel shells. Her ears curled like snail shells, and her emerald green tail shimmered with flecks of purple as she slammed it against the rocks, cracking a chunk off into the sea.

"Gas leak, that’s what we told the everyone to get out. But we tested everyone on the way out." "Are these the only ones who captured?" there were five mermaid in front of me, mermaids, three females and two males. "They were the only ones, we have already established a perimeter in the reserve, no one enters without being discovered." Denah approached, the frown not good. " Is the girl all right, boss?" Several heads turned towards us, it was no surprise that everyone there, both the creatures of the underworld and all the werewolves were interested in her.

Shrill cries echoed faintly in my ears, and I prayed to whoever was listening for it to not be what I thought… The closer I got to Emily, the clearer the cries became, and that's when I saw it. The pile of mermaid corpses around Emily's feet. When I got there, she had her hand around the throat of a mermaid, her knife stabbing into their chest with precision, digging out their mermaid pearl and crushing it in one fluid motion. At that moment, I felt like my heart was crushed into pieces as well. Wiping the blood on her hands, she turned to look at me. "Marina, I didn't know that you merfolk had differently-colored pearls. I just want white ones… I hear only royalty has pearls of that color,

Harper carefully stepped around my body and picked something up from the floor. "Dom, look at this." She held up a single, lusterless gray scale—a mermaid scale that had shed from my body in my final moments. "What is it?" Dominic asked desperately. A flash of triumph crossed Harper's eyes, but it was quickly hidden by "concern." "I think I read about it in a book on sea creatures," she said, pretending to think. "It said that some deep-sea beings enter a state called 'Shedding-Stasis' when they're under extreme stress."

Olivia waved her soft fish tail and gave him a sly look, “He’s the client.” *** Archer and Issac were picked up by the mermaids to their jail. It was an iron cage floating on the sea. A fat middle-aged man was in it with a dull face. “What did you do to him? He seems to have lost the will to live.” Archer said. Olivia shrugs, “Nothing. We just caged him for three days.” “Just caged me?!” The man suddenly jumped up and shook the cage, “You only offered me raw fish and seawater! They are not for humans!”

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

“I’m petrified.” For the first time, she showed true fear. Mermaid almost pitied her—almost. But she only wanted the girl gone. Unlike Amber, Rhea had been nothing but a nuisance. “Close your eyes and jump in,” Mermaid told her. “If you waste any more time, you will be stuck here forever.” The mermen exchanged horrified glances at the thought. Rhea trapped in their realm? None of them wanted her there. Rhea caught their looks and scowled, displeased that they shared the same thought she dreaded. She certainly didn’t want to stay either.