Tropical Mermaids Novels & Stories

"Mr. Chapman, she's a mermaid like no other—a rare find," the old doctor said with a sly grin, his eyes greedily fixed on me. "Her toughest scale will guarantee your child's future is safe and sound." I shivered as I watched Trevon gently rocking Corinne in his arms. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. "You want my scale? Do you even understand what that means to me?" Of course he did. When mermaids give birth, we lose almost all of our strength. I had nearly died bringing his child into this world, fulfilling his wish.

The forest ahead was silent — too silent. Zion’s minions were already circling somewhere. Watching. Reporting, Let them. He wanted to know how far the plan had gone. I would show him progress,but not the truth. The horn remained hidden among my belongings, wrapped carefully in protective cloth. I had not dared to test it again. Not until I understood exactly how the mermaid magic responded to it. Mermaids of the North are Strange creatures with Old magic. Rare blood that many would kill for. If Zion had truly kidnapped one and I was certain he had then that creature would be the missing piece to everything.

She glowed with beauty underneath the ocean, having long black hair, big round blue sea eyes, straight small nose, small red lips, scales on her face and arms, gills beside her neck, and a magnificent long blue crystal Tail. She appears to be half human and half fish. With her tail she moves water currents splashing endlessly about in the ocean. She rules over the Atlantic ocean of mermaids and mermans with an immersed power. Having powers which include Mind-reading, flying, invisibility, shapeshifting, controlling nature, speaking to animals, speed- swimming, Siren Singing, Telekinesis, and weather manipulation. Though mermaids may look really attractive with their endowed beauty, don't be

Meanwhile a convoy from the human world was speedily approaching towards the Southern region. It was a a place of quite. Footfall in this region was bare minimum. The only noise that came from here were the roar of the huge ocean waves clashing against the rocky mountain edges. It was a place where leave alone humans, immortals feared to tread.The region belonged to the mer- people. They were a tribe created between human and Pisces. Legends have it that once when the the Twelfth Zodiac had taken a human form, it had fallen in love with a human girl. Since the mer-people were descendents of their children, they were seen as an outcast by the rest of the worlds.Even though they were blessed w

With bright eyes, they stared at Dicken and me. I was puzzled as to what they wanted to do. One by one, beautiful mermaids started to emerge from the water and seductively got close to the mermen. Then, they all paired up and twisted their tails with each other’s before the mermen pressed the mermaids beneath them and started thrusting. When I was still stunned in silence, the sound of tails slapping against the rocks reached my ears, mixed with sounds of heavy panting and moaning. I looked downward, and all I could see were bodies intertwined with each other. I felt like I was watching a primitive mating ceremony or a censored erotic orgy scene from a movie.

However, Aqua was thrilled at the number of stars above them. Parking further from everyone else, Dawn finally killed the engine but let the air conditioner run. “I see it!” Aqua gushed as Dawn helped wind down her window and unfastened her seat belt. “That’s the mermaid, and beside it is the clownfish.” Nodding, Dawn looked up. He didn’t know what Aqua was talking about. However, listening to her babble about astrology in the mermaid language was interesting. Apparently, merfolk astrology differed from the ones humans created.

"I don't care, I just know that fish that ran aground made a mistake." At this point, the mermaid looked at Brawen, who screamed, "What harm did I do? Mermaids like me don't live in the sea, if they don't eat energy from the sea, they have to eat the energy of other species. Blame me for what? Aren't you vampires bringing me here? The people who caused the trouble before also said." Mermaids have a mermaid language, which Julie of course doesn't understand.

Kai set her down upon the sand just as the glowing sun blossomed in the cloudless sky behind them. “That was definitely cool,” she said, rewarding him with a quick peck on the cheek. “And very comfortable, too.” She looked out over the ocean. Twenty-five yards or so off shore, she spied Selene, Colella and Tamika bobbing in the water, waving to them. The mermaids’ long, jet black hair floated on the surface around their heads, making it look from a distance as if they were floating in small oil slicks. Leah waved back. “They can’t swim much closer to us,” she said, smiling. “So I guess we’re gonna have to get wet.”

She shook her head no, her auburn curls bouncing with the motion. "They're mermaids." Her mouth dropped open, and her face lit up with unadulterated awe. "Each night, while everyone is fast asleep in their beds, the mermaids swim up to the surface to collect all of the happy memories that people made that day." He tickled her stomach, and her laughter filled the night. "With each memory, every smile, and every laughter, that they pluck from the surface, the magic fills their hearts. And that's why they glow that beautiful color."

Reese assured her. “I can go get your granddaughter.” Jaxon offered with a smile. “Her and the triplets share a birthday.” “Angela?” Helen asked with happy tears. “We changed it to Ariel.” Her oldest son grinned as he pulled out his phone and opened the gallery app. Handing over the phone, he slid up on the bed with his mom. “From what the doctor was telling us, oh, it’s called a mermaid birth.” He blushed a little as she scrolled through the pictures and then watched the video. “It only happens once in about eighty-thousand births or so. It’s really freaking rare.”