Sirens And Mermaids Novels & Stories

“Pleasure seeing you as always, cousin. But we really must keep on our way…” “Before you’ve seen your sisters, Caterina? Oh my, they won’t be happy with that at all. No, I think you and your… mate, better come with me.” The smirk on her face made me see red. Caliope and Cassandra were twins and my half-sisters. The only daughters from my Father’s union with the Sea Witch. They were Até’s star pupils, performing their Siren roles as a pair rather than alone. Most of us resented our duties as a Siren. I made the end for the sailors who followed my call quick, and I liked to think I provided them something beautiful to look upon at the end if their mortal life.

And although she had done it before, it was no easier than the others. “Your duty to her is now fulfilled.” She could feel each of them. Her bonds with them breaking as they passed through the gate and into the Goddess’s arms. The Goddess sympathised with her Conduit, it was clear on her face and from the feelings that ran through Adelaide’s body. For the first time since the Pack Wars that the Geata na Mòine had been opened with a ceremony. For many it was the first time they were setting eyes on their Goddess. “She will embrace you.”

"People want to tell you things, Reniella, because you have those eyes. Your mother's eyes. Even though they're not the same color as hers, they're just as compelling." I rolled those eyes that were apparently so similar to hers. "Now you're just writing poetry." "See!" He pointed a finger at me. "That's the exact same thing she would say. Your mother was like a siren. Do you know what those are? It's an old myth, sirens were mermaids that lured sailors in with their beauty and melodic voices and then killed them afterward. It's morbid, sure, but exactly the right description. You're like her, Reniella. I'm not saying it to upset you or annoy you, it's just the truth. It's not a bad thing, e

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.”

Two large men clutched their bleeding arms, shouting curses in panic. ‘How did those videos even get online?’ My hands trembled as I clicked open the comment section. "What the hell is this? Did I just see a mermaid, or am I crazy?" "Nah, you're not crazy. That's definitely two psycho mermaids attacking people! Someone call the cops or whoever handles mythical sea creatures!" "What is this? A movie? Or did mermaids attack our city?"

Elijah said that it seems that what will happen in the future can be seen. "Next." The general answered politely and quickly gave the order to prepare the defenses because the nereids would attack. Everyone knows these mermaids because this is knowledge, especially among ordinary immortals. But they are called Nereids. They are sea nymphs who lure sailors as their victims and will eat them leaving nothing but bones. The Nereids are beautiful but their appearance is a deception as their appearance becomes monstrous once an immortal has fallen. Their snake-like eyes and long and sharp teeth can cut off the head of an immortal with just one bite.

With robust pink and green cymbidium orchids in my hands, I fought the urge to cry when I met Moby's eyes. Tears flowed freely, with pure joy on his face. He had a radiant grin from ear to ear. It was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen, and likely always will be. My Fish all look to me, mouths wide, shocked to see the Moby they know crying at the sight of his bride. Me. His brothers make shitty guy comments in good fun.

And now, he hadn't just touched it; he had licked it! "This is crazy! What was he trying to do?" Amelia murmured frantically, her mind a whirlwind of confusion and disbelief. Struggling to regain her composure, her gaze darted around the room, and her eyes widened as she saw the unconscious human sprawled on the floor! "Oh dear! What have I done?" Her voice trembled with concern and regret, her hands fluttering as she contemplated the unintended consequences of her actions. Mermaids boasted remarkably strong tails, said to have the power to unleash tsunamis with a single flick. Though her upper body strength was nothing noteworthy, her kicks were certainly a force to be reckoned with.

Sirens and Mermaids are nemeses since the beginning of time. Although they live in the same environment, their personalities are like oil and water. The latter is known to be gentle and kind while the former is alluring and mischievous in nature. In a flash, her tail vanished and a pair of feet came into sight. She glared at me with her cobalt blue eyes and furiously marched in my direction. My maid grabbed my wrist as she stood before me, protecting me with her body from my origin's arch-enemy. Everyone knows that mermaids and sirens never get along. Now, I get the reason why my blood would never be calm around her. She stared intensely at my maid and gardene

Now both girls were truly confused after this statement. “It is something that has taken place since many years ago, from the times humans started to move above the water and sailed through the oceans. The sirens and mermen have existed way before humans started to live on earth, and when they started to create ways to go through the seas, we looked at them with fear and fascination: beings that looked similar to us but were so different to anything that we had seen in our world… We were so marvelled by them that we looked for ways to get in touch and create bonds with those beings.”