Shark Humanoid Novels & Stories

He was standing perfectly still, his eyes rolled back until only the whites showed, and his skin was tracing a lattice of sapphire veins that pulsed in time with the lighthouse’s rotating beam. He wasn't just a refugee. He was an antenna. “He can’t hear you, Shark.” The voice didn't come from Kael. It came from a small, sleek device sitting on the charting table—a black obsidian sphere that looked like a severed eye. Jinyan didn't lower his gun. “Identify yourself.”

Elsa joined her while Aiden climbed his bike and they rode through the bridge down to the shore. Devina got down from her bike so quickly and hugged Tara highly. "So what's the strange movement?" Elsa asked looking at the sea. "i think the Chimera hideout is beneath the sea." Sharon said. "How's that possible?" Aiden asked. "There was a disturbance in the water and i dived in to see for myself, i saw the Chimera swimming into a tunnel but he opened it With his print." Sharon said. "It's a human?" Devina asked. "i can't say but for now I'll say a symbiotic association, it's a human and a sticky black organism, i watched them split into two." Sharon said.

‘’Leywin. ‘’Shark.’’ Leywin nodded. Then he saw the blood seeping through the bandage. ‘’Has our Luna finally turned you into a human?’’ He asked finally. The Shark smiled. It had been long since he enjoyed a harmless banter with his friend. They had been to busy lately. His smile faded as he remembered what had made him to seek out Leywin in the first. Place. ‘’I need your help Leywin.’’ He said, opening the door and stepping into his friend’s room.

My heartstrings were getting pulled and I sighed. "I can try but I'm not sure how I'm supposed to do it," I told the Shark God. He nodded and told me he had books about my kind. "I have a kind," I mumbled sourly and he chuckled. "Oh yes, you're a very rare and powerful God, worshipped by Gods and Goddesses much more powerful than I," he said firmly. I cocked my brow as we neared the black sand covered beach and he stood up nude in the shallows and helped me to stand. Ukupanipo towered over me and was huge and muscular when he shook the water off. His hair changed from the shape of a shark's fin to long wavy locks. He glanced down at me and laughed.

I ask, looking between the two of them, hoping they're wrong. "As we said. We're not entirely sure at the moment. But we've scheduled a meeting with him. His lawyers will be present. Our lawyer has advised that we come up with a list of terms of agreement to ensure the safety of the pack." Zavian confesses, making me furrow my brows. "Wait, a second. Lawyers will be involved?" I reply, catching onto the one detail they seemed to have omitted. "Uh... Yes... Because Kaiden Marks is human." Colt interjects, making my brows go wide in disbelief. Are they seriously considering what's at stake right now? Do they really expect me to sell my pack to a human?!

" Maria laughs when she hears Romeo call those names. "We call them battle names," Romeo says, leading them to the basement with Ken and Hunter remaining in the guest room. "Each person gets their special battle name when they complete stage five of their training. Not everyone can go through the fifth stage successfully. Shark's real name is Tony. He graduated with his training in diving and sea assassin. He can stay underwater for an hour without oxygen. He operates best in the sea and is as fierce as a shark" "Tiger's real name is Chris. He can run through the woods with his eyes closed. He is swift and uses nature as a weapon. He is as wild as a Tiger."

I was led into the Prince large study once again with Agnes closely behind. Prince was standing in front of five male guards all dressed in their official regalia. I couldn’t hear what he was speaking to them but he stopped and turned to face me once he noticed my presence in the room. His beautiful grey eyes held mine I was left feeling light headed as I continued to walk towards him before he reached out a hand and take mine. “Iris,” Prince said simply before turning to the five male I now recognized to be humans. Humans were built but not as large as the werewolves. They are slightly smaller and their features less aggressive as compared to their shape shifters superiors.

He raised the screen of the device before my eyes and excitedly exclaimed, “Linda, look at this! Isn’t this a merperson? I’m not just seeing things, right?” My eyes widened, staring at the silhouette shown on the screen and forgetting to breathe. The silhouette had the upper body of a human as I could see its outstretched arms. But the lower body was a large fishtail! That’s right, a merperson. Just like the one in my dream, they were identical! I could feel my heartbeat in my throat, and my hands were shaking. I came back to my senses. “What are you waiting for? Cast the net quickly!”

I cared about the man who had looked at me in a cellar and seen a queen when I had only seen a victim. Behind me, the Vanguard’s boats roared into pursuit. I saw the shimmer of their pulse rifles—non-lethal to humans, but designed to shut down a shifter’s nervous system with enough voltage to stop a heart. They weren’t coming to rescue Girard. They were coming to turn him into a trophy of necessary sacrifice. “Tracker lock!” the computer shouted. “Target directly below. Depth: ten meters.” I didn’t hesitate. I hit the emergency brake, the boat spinning in a violent arc as I grabbed the specialized harpoon rifle I had loaded with the neutralizer. I rushed to the railing, the boat pitching so