Sonic Mermaid Novels & Stories

Following the melody, we found ourselves in a magnificent underwater cavern, its walls adorned with shimmering mosaics that told tales of Meranthia's past. In the center of the cavern was a majestic mermaid, her tail shimmering with shades of blue and silver. She was the source of the song, her voice echoing throughout the abyss. "You seek the Heartstone," she sang, her eyes piercingly blue. "Yes," Seraphina replied. "It's vital to restore balance to Meranthia." The mermaid paused her song, studying us intently. "Many have sought the Heartstone, but few possess the purity of heart to claim it. To obtain the stone, you must prove that your intentions are true."

The word hung in the air like ash and flame. "Most of our records conflate the Siren with the Mermaid," the scientist continued, his tone clinical and detached. "It is a common error of the uninitiated. To understand the difference, one must look at the natural world. Think of the Mermaid as an alligator - a localized predator, efficient but limited. The Siren, however, is the saltwater crocodile. Larger, more aggressive, and possessing an impossible strength and kinetic energy that transcends the aquatic domain. While Mermaids lure to drown, Sirens command the very frequency of the original night."

“And look. Look! There’s me inside.” She turned the tiny key on the side. A delicate melody floated out at once. Not one I recognized. Something light, almost like a lullaby that had been raised on old money. From the center of the glass palace, a tiny crowned mermaid figurine began to turn slowly on a clear spindle. Her silver tail flashed. Her little crown caught the light. A soft blue-gold glow rose from the base of the box. Sienna let out a long breath. “See?” she whispered. “That’s me.”

“Let Isaiah know what we have here. We haven’t had a Mer since the last one died. They’re very difficult to come by. Bring him inside.” “And the girl?” The soldier gestured with his chin to Lyric. “They were caught together.” “We have no use for her,” the response was dismissive. “Release her,” Niarthen growled. “And I will come peacefully.” “The last mermaid that we had,” the man narrowed his eyes at Niarthen. “Had a magical voice. We were forced to paralyse her voice box. It was annoying as a silent participant in our experiments impacted our data collection. Am I going to have to silence you, too?”

“I’ve never gone out of this country. We can’t swim very far because there are certain areas in the sea which are dangerous for us. Sharks and other deadly sea creatures can attack us so we don’t travel much. I'm not sure about the rest of my kind.I lost a lot of my memories so I can't remember anyone from my species. They might be out there somewhere in the sea.” Did anyone look for me all this time? she sadly wondered. “Do you have super powers?” Alina asked. “Like...are you the fastest person on earth? Or can you take down a building?” “I’m faster than humans,” the mermaid confessed. “And stronger too but I can’t take down a building! But I can fling a guy heavier than me across the field

the crab said with a tiny voice. "Nice to meet you, Mr. Herald," Amelia replied sweetly, her voice as soothing as a calming sea breeze. The king was right – Amelia wasn't just the prettiest mermaid; she possessed the nicest voice among them all. Mermaids' voices had magical powers; some could stun or hurt listeners, while others could heal. Amelia's voice had minor healing power, but it was said to be the sweetest of all. Whenever she sang, sea creatures would flock to her like devoted fans.

"I am Meridia, assistant to the head of our council." I raised a brow like I was surprised. "They still don't let female head their council, what a shame. Females are weak creatures anyway and not to talk of a mermaid." Meridia didn't want to say another word. I wanted to tease her further. Besides, it was a witch's specialty It wasn't my fault that I was being too nosy. "You have a female merchild?" Meridia shivered for a split second and swallowed her sorrow. "I did."

I would sing the whole day, I would fill the sea halls with voice of power, And I would roam abroad and play, With the mermaids in and out of the rocks. They all clapped when the performance ended. Titan Oceanus stood up from his throne and swims to the centre of the room. "Noblemen and citizens of Merivilla Kingdom, today is my daughter's eighteenth birthday. And we are all gathered here to celebrate our princess of great Merivilla kingdom! A special mermaid born with extraordinary powers granted by the sea. She is Adella, the daughter of the sea, one who praises the sea with powerful spell songs one could hardly interpret. As you all know, every eighteenth birthday of any mermaid and merm

After telling my home AI to turn off the lights, she pointed the remote at the TV and Disney’s big Magic Kingdom logo came up on the screen. “Does it really have to be The Little Mermaid, Melissa?” “Yes, Javier, it does.” She reached for a cookie and bit into it. “Now shut up. The movie is about to start.” Twenty minutes into the animated feature, and I was absolutely lost. I mean, it was the most ridiculous thing I had ever seen in my life. The red-haired titular mermaid sang about being sick of living under the sea and wanting to live on land, and to my horror, Melissa knew the lyrics to every song, even the ones sung by the crab. She didn’t miss a beat. I vaguely recalled watching this wi

"We need them gone." She nods in understanding. "Gails and Devon are coming with Travis and this," She pauses and flashes me a devilish smile, "is Radiance." Damn, she noticed the way I looked at her. Radiance is beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. Her hair is long and flowing; a fierce color of orange/red. Her tail matches her hair perfectly. A bright orange tail with the tips of her fins are a beautiful ruby red. She has big, round, emerald green eyes surrounded by thick eye lashes. She shyly smiles a small smile to me and then darts her eyes down. Clearly humbled to be in my presence. "Thank you for assisting us today Radiance. I apologize for it being so early in the morning." I respectfull