Witcher Mermaid Novels & Stories

She gasped when she saw that a human was travelling with supernatural creatures. "A human travelling with werewolves and a vampire?" The mermaid asked in disbelief. Miranda quickly stepped in front of Nigel. "Ah, I see. She's your snack, wolf boy," the mermaid's mouth salivated. "That's OK. There's plenty of flesh to go around." Before the mermaid could pounce again, the other one hopped on the rock and grabbed her. "That is enough, Mishell." Mishell bowed, "I'm sorry, Princess Reefa."

Elijah asked incredulously, and just then one of the creatures rose out of the water, did a flip, and dived right back in. "Well, I'll be damned." Jason said under his breath. "These are what we're taking from our people? Mermaids." I couldn't believe my eyes, but I had to believe them, after all, people had said they'd seen them earlier too. But the sight of it made me so weak that I fell against Elijah. "Hey, hey." Elijah cooed, holding on to me, because I couldn't keep steady by myself. "I don't feel too good." I said softly, and to be honest, I really didn't. The world was beginning to spin and everything was growing dimmer and dimmer.

Decisively, I squatted and extended a long claw from my right index finger and rammed it inside her navel to get to her cloacal respiratory before she could summon the waves against us. "Ah!" She shrieked, clutching her abdomen as her fishy blood seeped onto the beige sand. The sea became more violent and its waves rose higher. Nonetheless, she was not close enough for the briny water to get to her. Impaling her made her powers weak, and from the looks of it, she was alone on this assignment. Weak and untrained, what personal grudge did she hold against my queen? "Why is a mermaid trying to create a war with land walkers?" I snarled. "Do you think because you are below the sea, we cannot sen

The water was icy cold, but it had a refreshing feel to it. “I told you never to come back here! And now you bring another to my abode?” an angry silver feminine voice resounded as a figure suddenly appeared above the river. Omitirin, the mermaid, I came to the conclusion as I stared at her, awed. She looked a little short of five feet nine, with a very young face like a teenagers’, and she was naked from the waist up with perky black breasts out on full display. From her waist down was a fishtail with bluish-green scales which sparkled bright like precious stones.

Serena stood frozen behind the snow-covered brush, her breath locked in her throat, eyes wide in disbelief. The mist above the river had parted just enough for the moonlight to catch the figure standing in the water. But it wasn’t just a figure—it was something she’d only ever read about in stories told beside fireplaces or scrawled in worn, forbidden pages of old books. A mermaid. Ethereal, breathtaking, and impossibly real.

I was a mermaid and the princess of the deep sea. A hundred years ago, I traded the one thing the merfolk prized most—my ethereal singing voice—with a sea witch in exchange for a pair of legs. From that moment on, I became the woman Silas Walker loved above all others. To prove his love for me, he personally cultivated 1,000 moonlight lilies. The flowers could only bloom when nourished by Alpha blood, and it took him three full years before they finally blossomed.

“I, Marilyn Pasha, will show the entire Bold Bite Pack that I am not useless. I will make them face the pain of ridiculing and rejecting me. And for their Alpha, I will make him hate the mention of my name.” ALICIA “So, has the demon been captured?” the ever-talking mermaid asked Tabitha who was just returning to the forest. “Yes. Alicia, you won’t believe what I found out today,” she said and rushed over to my side. I’ve been so focused on practicing spells and learning how to wield all sorts of witch powers. I knew I needed to act fast to avoid losing my right to some mermaid.

I answer. “I want to rest a bit, and thank you Caspian,” he says, smiling at me before closing his eyes. I stay by his side. I wasn't going to leave. Just then, Fredericksburg enters my quarters. “Caspian, I found out who Merida is. She's the witch you hired to take down Damian,” he says in a rush. I raise my hand to keep him quiet before he talks, but it's too late; Raider opens his eyes immediately, and Fredericksburg whispers, “Uh-oh.”

"We need them gone." She nods in understanding. "Gails and Devon are coming with Travis and this," She pauses and flashes me a devilish smile, "is Radiance." Damn, she noticed the way I looked at her. Radiance is beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. Her hair is long and flowing; a fierce color of orange/red. Her tail matches her hair perfectly. A bright orange tail with the tips of her fins are a beautiful ruby red. She has big, round, emerald green eyes surrounded by thick eye lashes. She shyly smiles a small smile to me and then darts her eyes down. Clearly humbled to be in my presence. "Thank you for assisting us today Radiance. I apologize for it being so early in the morning." I respectfull

“Not exactly. It’s a reaction to something sacred. My guess? Holy ash. Bastards are slipping it into drinks now.” Lucian swore under his breath. “She’s not even a vampire.” “No,” Kai said, voice strained, “but she’s still dark-aligned. That’s enough.” Energy surged from his palms, and the mermaid let out a strangled gasp. Her body arched. Her tail flickered once... then began to recede, transforming slowly back into legs. Her skin, which had been pale and mottled, began to flush with a healthy sheen. “She’s stabilizing,” Elias whispered.