Toothless Tail Fins Novels & Stories

Then there was the tail which looked like it was covered in scales of jewels. “They will have her muzzled because a siren’s song is able to hypnotize others. It is a defense mechanism and not something they use often because it requires a significant amount of power which weakens them. They can also partial shift which includes everything but the tail. Their nails grow into sharp claws, and their teeth can rip through flesh with ease. They are definitely Apex predators.” Fuck. The partial shift looked terrifying. I had an urge to see her shift when we rescued her. That would not be rude to ask about. Right?

It had side fins that looked like wings and a wide mouth that can gobble down a witborn in one piece. Fortunately it doesn’t eat humans. But it had quite a powerful pair of fins that is capable of smacking one into bits, and a tail that is as deadly as a poisoned whip. The enraged Juste gravely bit the raybot on one of its fins. It let out a shriek, as if it was really alive, and swiftly swathed Juste to the wall. Maxill’s mind control skills couldn’t do a thing because it was only an animate thing. He was in defensive mode, trying to barely avoid the raybot’s attack.

She realized as it rose over the ship, its huge head casting a shadow over the deck, that the thing which had smashed the other ship must only be its tail. The chaos on deck surged and she was knocked down as the men around her fled the sight...some below deck, some into the sea itself. She lay there, staring up at it, unable to do anything else. It opened its mouth, revealing two rows of narrow teeth, each as long as a spear. Her stomach clenched and she managed a soft whimper of fear, but for that she remained silently frozen. She closed her eyes and waited.

If they weren’t able to enchant people to bring them back food, even more of their kind would die. Pushing off from the tips of her toes, Ula left the cold ocean floor and launched into the ocean. The open water caused her long legs to shift into a tail, the most gorgeous tail among her kind. With each stroke against the water, her tail gleamed with blue and purple iridescence, as if electricity was coursing inside her veins. Her fins waved in a beautiful and rhythmic pattern. Her strong tail maneuvered her toward the Craggy Mountains. -- Thorn charged out off the door. Ben followed closely behind.

The teeth were made from shards of shattered coffin wood or mangled brass fittings, as were the long talons on the end of their many fingers. The talons reached out for Jim. The orifices on the tops of their necks pulsed, opening and closing as they ground their sharp little teeth together. In the centre of what passed for their chests were two huge rheumy pits that could have been eyes or some other sense organ. They leaked pus and seemed to gaze right into Jim with recognition and with a desperate need. It was the same need he’d seen in the eyes of his newborn brother looking at their mother.

She began to lift her hands like she was going to reach for our faces, but got a gleam in her eye and immediately put her hands back under the water. “Hmmm,” I groaned as she stroked me. She closed her eyes and tilted her head back, but only tightened her grip. I wasn’t going to waste time asking if she knew that sex and marking usually go together. I was absolutely selfish and I wanted the whole experience. I looked at my twin whose canines were already out, and I drew back to allow Nox to push out ours. I didn’t want her to see them, not yet. Finch is able to only drop down a select few teeth if necessary while in human form. But for me? It's a whole mouth of razor sharp points.

Chapter 32: Finrir The Bard pt 1 Tritan carefully guided Finrir towards the cage, allowing Joe and Bryan to observe the unique appearance of Finrir's two tone tail. Finrir's front was adorned in a pristine white shade, beautifully contrasting with the fan-like pattern of black along the back of his tail, reminiscent of the majestic orcas that roamed the ocean. Even his dorsal fin bore a stri resemblance to that of an orca, exuding power and grace.

~HAZEL~ My eyes widen in astonishment as I see the water creature reveal itself from the depths, its form both haunting and mesmerizing. It has long, tangled hair that floats around its head like seaweed, and its facial features resemble those of a human, with high cheekbones and a slightly elongated face. However, when it bares its teeth, I notice they are razor-sharp, jagged like a predator's. Its body tapers into a sleek, powerful tail covered in iridescent scales that shimmer with each movement.

A shimmering blue fish tail swayed gently in the water. I held my breath instantly. His fishtail was even more beautiful than I had imagined. Its scales were as translucent as deep-sea gems, and its tail fin was as thin as a cicada's wing. It shimmered with a silver glow in the ripples, as if an entire galaxy had been crushed and scattered upon it. Theo whirled around and froze as soon as he saw me. "Elle?" His voice trembled slightly. I stared at him blankly, momentarily speechless.

Some horns were crooked, some spiral and some had straight ones. “What are those, Mother?” I asked, pointing at the creatures. Before Mother could answer, more and more animals surfaced. There were medium-sized fishes. They had no fins, but with their powerful tails, taking turns as they jumped out of the water. It was as if they were playing with us. Two giant fishes showed only the top of their heads. Their eyes rose above the water as they swam beside the ship.