Stories About Mermaids Novels & Stories

"Could this be some kind of biological weapon? Mermaids belong in the ocean, so why are they showing up in our world? Just by looking at how wild and out of control they are, you can tell they must be super strong. We humans don't stand a chance against them." "Guys, I’ve got some juicy news. A few days back, I was at the hospital’s baby place, and I think I saw this mermaid mom and her kid. People say they caused someone so much stress that she almost lost her baby. Then, the woman’s husband got so mad he chopped off the big mermaid’s tail... Wow, talk about getting what you deserve."

Maybe he drank too much seawater earlier and hurt his brain. “When it is a full moon or new moon, mermaids can save someone with their tears. We can only do it three times in our lives, and it was my first time. I can still save two more people before I lose my tail forever. You should be more careful. Falling from the sky can hurt. You didn’t even bring the air rock or wear black clothes with funny fake tails.”

Ivory felt her heart beating wildly; her breathing rushed as she tried to destroy this strange thing that seemed to be attached to her body parts. She was a human, not a fish! However, why was she now not much different from what had just slipped into her head? Was it true that she was an aquatic creature that belonged to mythology, and no one would believe it existed? Mermaids were just a bedtime story. It was hard for her to believe she was part of a mythological creature, just like Max, a werewolf!

She fixed it up and made it nice and sat it in her backpack for the clumsy boy she met at Deadmans Bridge. But overall, he's nothing how her mother described him to be. She always told her to stay away from white men because of how dangerous they are, especially to people like Ariel. Ernest wasn't like that all, in fact, he's more of a danger to himself than anyone else, really. After Ariel finished her shower, she went into her room and put on her clothing for today, a yellow dress and yellow bow with her little black shoes. Once Ariel finished lotioning down and putting on her clothes, her biggest challenge had come, her hair.

" she mouthed again " it wasn't me, it was Joshua who came up with the idea." Her mouth formed into a perfect "O" "And this woman who is she she?" She questioned but I shrugged my shoulders, "I thing she is a mermaid, I found her drowning in the river." I also mouth " Mel, mermaids don't exist stop believing fantasy stories." "Of course they do, I've seen one before." I retorted and she just scoffed but didn't say anything else.

the baby they saw on the raft was suddenly gone also, perhaps it’s a baby mermaid set as a trap to lure the warriors into making contact with the mermaids first. Dike Stood up from his Raft and addressed the rest of the warriors ‘The mermaids do not attack humans unless humans first make contact with them, so they lure humans into making contacts then they strike. We’ve seen this from the two attacks we received from them, the lured us into making contacts using various means. So we need to be careful not to make any contact with them despite how they try to lure us. Stay alert and don’t touch anything out of curiosity, don’t save anyone out of pity, and don’t converse with any beautiful lad

So in the end I don't feel very special. But perhaps that also has something to do with my foster parents' hobby of hurling insults and abuse in my direction. Either way I feel like just another face in the crowd. Mer-people are by no means even near extinction since we dwell in oceans all over the world, however we are careful enough that stories about us has turned to myth. It helps that our human legs don't turn to tails once they get wet when we visit land, unlike what popular stories claim. Being a "myth" gives us the advantage of living in peace since we have no reason to wage war in the first place.

My mermaid's teeth clench and I can feel the sharp edges of them like little sharp daggers entombed in my mouth. "This is the Siren's Point Cave. It's where mermaids come to hide from pirates and humans. There are so many humans in boats now, sea maids can't be too careful. Which is why some of us chose to live on land for a time. We wanted to learn the ways of humans and discovered that werewolves and vampires are much worse than humans."

It looked like he believed me, "No wonder you can cross the sea. So it was a mermaid that brought you to the shore. How incredible. They are actually such friendly and stupid creatures." "Clothes made of mermaid scales can resist attacks. That's great. I want all vampires to have a suit made of mermaid scales. Then we'll be invincible! We can rule the whole continent!" His words made me realize that things had gotten worse. I seemed to have gotten the mermaids into trouble. But I quickly calmed down. The mermaids lived in the deep sea. The vampires could not go to the deep to capture them as long as they did not come to the surface of the sea voluntarily.

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.