Futuristic Names Novels & Stories

we ask forgetting about our drink and turning our body to face her. She blushes a little as her hand and eyes drop to her adorable bump. "I like Klarc spelled K.l.a.r.c. I think it's a unique spin on a rather simple name... Umm, I like Dirk. It sounds strong. Let's see... Maybe Brayden " Karina says and we tilt our head as we think those names over. They aren't bad names. But none of them seem unique enough. He will be the pup of the King. The only prince in the whole world.

“Oh, right, now that we’ve started a new company, we have to think of a name. Tyr, do you have any good suggestions? If it weren’t because of you, there wouldn’t be a company, so I’d like you to give the new company a name!” Tyr was quiet for a moment before answering, “‘Summer’ is my last name, and you like autumn, why don’t we call it…” “Call it what?” Winifred looked eager. Even if the name had now appeared in her mind, she hoped that Tyr would be the first to say it out loud. “Mating Season Apparels.” Winifred was dumbstruck.

“So, do I have power? Do robots made by Zuno and Klayton have super powers? Maybe all robots made by Zuno have powers. So well, my power is teleportation? Hmm? I continued robbing banks, and after 5 years, I have my mansion, cars, etc and now, I want to have a name. I became wanted so I want a name and to change my physical appearance. I searched for some Korean names, and I found “Kim Jong.” But no, I prefer an English one. “Kim Kaizer” I like it and yes, that’s it! I smirked again.

“Yeah. Something powerful. Something with a meaning. I mean, our baby’s going to grow up in chaos.” “I know,” I muttered. “Born in fire.” He chuckled. “Exactly. So we give them armor. A name that screams strength.” “Like Athena?” He nodded. “Or Zion. Or Nova.” “Nova Morgan-Foster,” I whispered. “That’s got a ring to it.” We both laughed softly. Then he went quiet. “What?” I asked. He stepped closer. “I miss this.” “What? Me insulting baby names?” He didn’t laugh. “I miss you.”

Laika said. We have not been able to come up with a befitting name for our pup since he was still in the womb. It was difficult to choose a name for someone I had not seen. But looking at him in my hands now, three names rang in my head. Atlas, Adonis, and Xerxes

"I can't believe we shared similar interests! I'm truly pleased to hear this! My parents will never listen to me. They are so archaic!" She giggled at his words. In response, a smile tugged at the corner of his lips. She is radiant when she smiled. "My dream one day is to establish my own Tech company and I've already thought of a name for it. A.V.N. what do you think?" "That is beautiful but I think the name is a little cliche. Hmmm, let's see... How about A.L.O.S?" His eyes twinkled at the suggestion. "Yes! That's the name. That's perfect! "

Suhee said, smiling at her warmly. “So,” she continued, clapping her hands together, “what should we name our little group?” “Oh, I’ve got plenty of ideas!” Cornelia grinned. “Aethera, Monarchy, Sirenx, Luxrae, Lunas, Evoque, Miyora, Velvet Gems, Gemini, Mirage84, STN5—short for Stanton Five—” “I think I like velvet gems” Suhee began. “Yeah,” the others agreed, finishing her thought. “And what about the roles?” one of the girls asked.

We walked hand in hand, lost in our own little world, oblivious to the troubles that lay ahead. It was there, surrounded by the beauty of nature, that Abhay spoke of his dreams for the future. He told me that if we were ever blessed with a daughter, he wanted to name her Alaya. The name rolled off his tongue with such tenderness, as if he had already fallen in love with the idea of her. And if we were to have a son, he said his name would be Aakash. But it was clear from the way he spoke that he had a preference for a daughter, a tiny glimpse into the depths of his heart. I can still hear the sincerity in his voice, see the sparkle in his eyes as he painted a picture of our future together.

“Suit yourself.” “Hmm...I’ll try thinking of a better duo name. Oh Oh—I can try to name the planet!” She mentioned a lot of things, but I only heard a few—“Earth without ‘Eh’”, “Seydearth”, and “Caster”—all of them not approved by me.

The future, once a burden, now lay before us like an open meadow. “We should name her,” Angela said softly, her hand on her stomach. My heart stumbled. “Her?” She gave a small shrug, a smile playing on her lips. “Or him. I just… feel like it’s a her. But it should be a name that means something. Not just a royal name. A true name.” I understood. A name that didn’t echo the bloody past but planted a flag for the future. I thought of the gifts, the pack’s silent joy, the peace we’d clawed from chaos.