Space Mermaids Novels & Stories

Chris murmured, terrified, and began shaking greatly. "They are mermaids from the sea and they are here to stop us from finishing the task. Whatever that happens now please don't stop digging and once you're done I want you to scream it is done. Be quick I got a plan and I'll keep them distracted" I retorted begrudgingly. "YOU WILL NEVER WIN THIS FIGHT. HERE AND NOW WE WILL TAKE YOUR BODY AND SOUL TO THE GODDESS WHERE YOU WILL BE MADE TO SUFFER FOR ETERNITY!" They all recited in unison.

"I would love to see you try, bro." What was that scent? I brought my nose close to Phoenix, going on my tiptoes, took a long sniff and sighed. "You smell nice." His face went red. I had no idea why. "Uh...Okay. Thanks, I guess." Alec cleared his throat. "In all seriousness, we were just talking about mermaids. I'm so fascinated by mythical creatures. Did you know that more than eighty percent of the world's oceans have been undiscovered? Imagine if they did some serious underwater researches, they may come across merfolks. Who knows there are probably some beautiful mermaids down there. Blue could totally look like one."

Yes, they did know a bit or two about magic but it was just barely enough to help them preserve their own lives. The merpires of Isla Delilah served as agents of the Sirens, dragging many sailors and seafarers alike down to a watery grave. It was said that merpires were known to gather at Nymphet Bay for hundreds of years, thereby striking terror in the heart of everyone going near the said bay. Drawn to the surface by man-made light and singing sailors, these scintillating misses would often enthrall their prey first before dragging them to the depths to devour them. However, although the place was said to be surrounded by merpires they were usually not that active. It has been long since p

"The Medina River must be running low if you’re seeking the drought of our counsel." "The river is fine," Morgana replied, her voice steady despite the prickle of magic against her skin. "But the tides are changing. The North meets the South, and the binding of the pack has created a resonance that is… troublesome." The second witch, Malice—a name she had earned and kept with pride—leaned forward. Her eyes were clouded with cataracts that shimmered like polished silver. "Troublesome for the world, or troublesome for your designs? We felt the shift that you so poetically ignored. We know that has left cracks in the foundation. Cracks we can fill."

The twins squealed with delight, clinging to the ship's rail as we navigated the choppy waters. Suddenly, a giant sea monster rose out of the depths, its tentacles snaking towards our ship! "Sea serpent ahead!" David shouted. "Prepare to defend our ship!" Abigail shouted, "I'll use my magic!" and before I could stop her, she unleashed a powerful light beam that obliterated the sea monster, ending the program and leaving a massive hole in the Holo Deck. My eyes widened in astonishment, realizing she had inherited my Shaman powers and was already incredibly strong - reminiscent of Bella in many ways.

Very few are granted that opportunity, I just happened to be born with it, so like hell am I letting it go to waste. You’re probably wondering why I said ‘species’, if not, then good for you! You’re not fussy and we can be best friends. Anyway, I am what is known in the supernatural world as a sirna. Humans call us merfolk, or a myriad of other names depending on the country, but if you do it, I’ll bitch slap you into the next century. Yes, I can grow a tail, but I don’t live in the ocean. I mean, I could, but have you seen what seawater does to your hair?! No fucking thank you.

Valhared scowled. “And just how do you propose she do that?” Rivyn was amused. “I don’t know. Sing something?” Valhared glowered over the balustrade at the circling mermaids and mermen. I leaned over the balustrade at his side, and the merfolk rose, their faces and arms breaching the surface for the water as they reached for me, calling out in their tongue, their voices breathless in the air. Their calls beneath the water rose in croons as if they enticed me to dive over to them.

The moment his parents laid eyes on him, their faces were etched only with anxiety and sorrow. “Where is Aurora? Take us to her at once. A mermaid cannot survive far from the deep sea. She will dissolve into foam and vanish forever.” A heavy dread sank in Lazarus’s chest, yet he forced himself to remain cold and unyielding. “She defied Isolde and has been confined in the forbidden storage chamber. Father, merfolk possess tenacious vitality—she will not perish so easily.” “Set her aside. Tell me, where have you been all these years?”

She said. “All the warriors are here. We are shipping out tomorrow to arrive at nightfall. Charlie is putting a spell on the ships so we won’t be seen till we step on land. We will send one tracker from each ship to clear about a mile offshore before we let anyone else off the ships.” I told her. “That’s a great idea. I will try to be out there myself.” She said. “Please not by yourself. Not with vampires in the area.” I begged. “I know I’m stupid sometimes but not that stupid. Come on Gunner, give me some credit would ya?” She laughed. She was actually laughing. What is wrong with this girl?!

If they are true I wish I had a better memory, so I can go back and discover the secrets they all hold. The mermaids take me deep within the Earth. The water pressure is almost intolerable the further down we get. I'm still not used to the water pressure in my ears. One of those sirens speaks words I've never heard before and puts its hand over my ears and the migraine goes away.