The Little Mermaid Daughter の小説・ストーリー

Good that my father stopped any tendencies of a tidal waves in the human lands. "Your father did?" "Yeah. You've met him. Atlantis his name. The king of the ocean. I'm his daughter." "Wow." Daeira sounded tired but she really felt like cheering when meeting another friend. "Do you know the mermaids in Thule? Rona?"

She confirmed the situation and then got away from him . Patting his cheeks multiple times, she was now completely sure that ,he was under her hypnosis. She looked into his eyes and focused in between his brows to look for his all memories. Day after day, she went back to the days when he was in his own mother’s womb, but nothing like of him being a mermaid was there. ‘ It means, … I m not their daughter. … Their biological daughter. Because, none of them is a mermaid.’ She came to know the reality but still chose to let it be.

And Xiao Chen had forgotten how much higher the mermaid’s IQ was compared to other women. "Well, it's just a health pill, and for your mother, it's a beauty pill, but it also promotes health. Of course, it's safe, but it's also dangerous for your father!" Xiao Chen made no attempt to hide anything from the mermaid's daughter at that moment. There was clearly nowhere for him to hide, so there was no need to lie, as what he gave her was not harmful to the mermaid's parents. It would only cause the sea princess's father a little pain in the process.

And what he saw below filled him with a bone-chilling terror. The sight before him was nothing like he expected. The mermaid, a creature of myth, was real—but what stunned him even more was that it was no ordinary mermaid. It was Don Martin’s granddaughter. Marlon could hardly believe his eyes. The girl, with the long, flowing hair and the shimmering tail that swished lazily in the water, looked almost ethereal. Her features were those of a child, but there was something otherworldly in her eyes. Just days ago, he had seen her walking on her own two feet during the parade, smiling and interacting with the townspeople. How had she transformed into this creature? How had she become a mermaid?

“We won’t stand for this. Dad or not, this is wrong.” The great Alpha’s eyes widened. “Niamh, enough! You will not speak to me in—” “Oh, I will,” she said, trembling but fearless. “Because you’re not just the Alpha today — you’re a father about to destroy an innocent girl’s life.” Nerida expression faltered. “Aria—my daughter—” “Mom, please,” Nerida daughter — the young mermaid princess — said softly. “She’s not a monster. She saved me when the barrier fell. You weren’t there — she was.”

"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 said, doing my best to keep my words steady despite knowing they would hurt. “You’re sure?” he asked, swallowing hard and lowering his gaze. “That it was her? Yes. But also... no,” I admitted, exhaling deeply and sinking into my chair. “What do you mean?” he pressed, taking a seat across from me. “It was her. Your daughter,” I said, looking away. “But it wasn’t the Meridian we knew. She’s changed. She’s one of them now.” “She must’ve been ensnared by their dark magic,” he said, his voice hoarse. “My little girl...” he sighed deeply.

And she has a point because mermaids don't wear life jackets. "Yes, but princess, you will drown. There are sharks under the sea, they might eat you." It's a threat that doesn't seem to be effective because our daughter’s face just wrinkled. "Papa, sharks and mermaids are friends. So I'm fine. And I won't drown because I can breathe under the sea." Steven scratched his head. I just shook my head and took a towel. "That's enough, come here so that we can eat." I said because Steven doesn't seem to know how to talk to his daughter anymore.

King Manor said, as the Sun Goddess smiled brightly before leaving his ship. King Manor wasted no time getting the Sun Goddess’s second into his private quarters. Soko stormed into his office once he got out of those awful uniforms. “Father what the hell have you done? You’re going to let Dionus kill my daughter and give the Mermaid to her as well. You made a deal with the werewolves that if they bring you my daughter you will give them back the mermaid.” Soko said, storming into his father’s office. King Manor looked up at his son with a frown on his face.

Zoey said. That day the seven young ladies sat in the living room listening to the stories of each other. The stories even brought them closer to each other as they were all similar in some way or the other. Just like Zoey, Maria was the daughter of the mermaid queen with a human man. Her father didn’t approve of their relationship and separated them by making his daughter marry another merman. However, she was already pregnant with a child for the human man and after the child was born, the child’s father took her away as the child couldn’t live in the water. Years later, Maria found out that her mother was a mermaid, but she was unable to generate a tail like the other mermaids, however, s