When We Believed In Mermaids Novels & Stories

Sophie, Alex, and the mermaid were off watching ‘The Notebook'. As it turned out the mermaid loved movies. Something she, Mom, and Shelly had in common. I would guess by this point it was a mermaid thing. I couldn’t see why. Movies were a spin on reality. Mermaids loved anything that created a fantasy. I stretched out on the pool chair. The sun bathed my skin.

The proof came one piece after another, leaving her no room to lie to herself anymore. At last, she understood that for ten years, she had not been trusting some sacred artifact of the Moon Goddess. She had been using a fake collar that turned red to punish a child who had only ever been afraid, in pain, and begging for help. And the daughter she had held closest, the one whose collar had always glowed white, had stood safely inside her favor from the very beginning while I was beaten into becoming the “bad child.” My mother lost her mind in the Enforcement Office.

she asked. “I wish I was a normal person, mum. Most people in the Oceania kingdom are only my friends because of the benefits they could get. This sucks entirely!” I answered her, voicing out what I felt exactly. I didn’t want this to go on anymore. “Are you sure it’s all of them, Maliah? Remember what I taught you about mermaids and mermen. They are all dignified creatures, who'll never stoop low, unless for something they love.” she told me.

Tara POV Miss Jenkins, your eyes should be infront of the class” I turned to face Mr Isaac, my cheeks flushed red with embarrassment. Class continued with Mr Isaac turning literature into history and i giggled, This man really loved history. His obsessed with medieval times, and his always talking about mystical creatures. One time he said mermaids were real but they were evil creatures that walk amongst us, searching for their destined lover amongst humans and they only return back to sea when they find the Destined one. They drag them to the bottom of the ocean where they live happily ever after with a dead corpse.

The Good Witch thanked her for telling her and then she walked over to the fireplace and grabbed a strange looking shell. “What's that?” “It's a magical item that allows you to communicate with mermaids.” “Mermaids!” Isabella said in excitement. “Yes, mermaids.” “They’re real?” Her dad said in disbelief. “But of course they are. You believe in fairies but not mermaids. Silly man. Just follow me.”

The red scars looked as if her skin was burnt in those areas. “Mercury is our weakness,” the mermaid went on. “If we’re near mercury, then our powers don’t work. We become weak and can’t fight back. These wounds will take time to heal.” Alina was awed by this new piece of information. “But I’ve seen in some movies that mermaids are thought to be dangerous,” she said. “The song of a mermaid can lure travelers to their deaths!” The mermaid pouted in anger. “Darn movies ruining our rep!” she grumbled. “We are very peaceful creatures! We stay away from people and don’t harm them at all! In fact, we don’t just sing for anybody. It has to be for someone special.”

"They looked exactly like how they were described on books." That was the first thought that crossed Audrey's mind the moment she laid her eyes at what was waiting ashore. In her opinion, there was no way that they were not mermaids. In the world where she came from, mermaids were nothing but a work of fiction. However, in this magical world, she saw them in real flesh and at first, she thought that it was amazing......until she saw one killed a man.

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!

It was expected that no one would believe her, reasoned Amber, seated over a dinner of pancakes and tea with Isis and Rhea. She had already confided in Rhea about the mermaid she'd seen-and as expected, Rhea had laughed. It was expected, yes, but it still hurt. That disbelief made her silently vow never to speak of it again-at least, not to anyone but her mother. Even if Miriam didn't believe her either, she would never mock or call her crazy like Rhea had.

Sarah demanded, she only know the Mer-folk clan were wiped out unjustly and she was sent her to look for Selena and her search landed her to Rae. "She said the last mermaid will be born and she will be used to close down the Gate of Darkness." Lillian said "Oh, I know that story, she even frozen my aunt, I was the one who had told Rae the story." "But she lied to us and said the 'last mermaid' will be born, and Rae isn't the only mermaid remaining, which shows that she lied right to our faces and we believed her." Lillian said. "I doubt if the gods are even aware of the lies."