Good Last Names For Characters Novels & Stories

DARIUS POV The three of us spent the rest of the night coming up with a plan and trying to figure out who this Stone-person could be. I didn’t have anyone in my pack that went by that name. Justin’s last name is Toller and Mara’s is Blakenship.

AUTHORS NOTE: This chapter is about the beginning of the Primords. Each character is named by their ancestral name. Underneath I will give you a list of their names so you can follow along with this chapter and you don't get lost. Blake - Alarick Selene- Elena Tyler- Dylan Damian- Keiran Emma- Damian's mate Harou- Lord of the Primord Lycan's Candace- Harou's mate Joseph- Colonel Coelhelm descendants or great great great

The place was candlelit and already smelled like heaven. He pulled my chair out for me, sat across the table, and didn’t stop smiling. “So, name ideas?” I laughed, sipping the mocktail they placed in front of me. “Already? We just found out.” “Yes. Because I want to be prepared. Boy or girl. No cliches. Something strong.” “You mean like Titan or something?” He laughed. “No! I mean something elegant but meaningful. What about Layla?” “I like Layla.” “Or Elias for a boy. You know, something that sounds like he could be CEO at birth.”

The next child had been easy she was named Beatrice after Bea. “We have to go with the format,” Adrian said. Since their first and second children had been named with A and B by chance, they decided to continue by naming their third child and first son with a letter starting from C, Charles, called Charlie continued the tradition, followed by Dorian and Ethan. The next letter was F. “What about Farrell?” She asked and he shook his head. “It is too uncommon. What about Finn?” He asked. “It is too short. What about…” She stopped midsentence.

“How do you differentiate between them and the second generation?” "They all trainned us, so all second-gen know them. Besides, they have weird names: Gotham, Ghost Crow, Shadow, Mist, Fire, Scar, Poison, etc. It's like a den of vipers. It's not their real names, but even they don't remember their actual names." "What about you?" Her eyes hold mine, hostage, appearing darker late at night. "Is Ethan your real name?" “It is. This is the name my mother gave me.” “How about your last name? Is it Hunter?”

Jaime straightened his back and said seriously, “The last name Caden is the most noble last name in the Jademora Empire. Everyone knows about it. It’s respected by all. “No matter how high one’s status is in all worlds or how powerful one is, one must bow before a being with Caden as the last name.” Upon hearing that, Thea nodded meaningfully. Then, she pinched James and said through gritted teeth, “It seems that your friends have expanded your empire. Not only is the empire superior to all worlds, but even your last name is superior. It’s something even Xanthakos and Waitara have never accomplished.” Feeling the pain from his waist, James endured it and said pitifully, “It’s been a long tim

he said eventually, not entirely convinced but choosing to let it be. He went back to something on his phone. I went back to my book and stared at the page without reading a word of it. Felicia. Her name was Felicia and she filtered his calls and kept people away and told callers he was busy and I had called from a hospital room on the worst night of my life and she had… I pressed my fingers against my neck.

“Have you made up your mind on who and who is going?” “Aside from the two of us and Jason, there is Darrow, Wulfrun, Hallec, Tiana, and two other gammas; Ariston and Berion.” “What of last names?” “Can we all use Wulfblood?” “Hell, no! That’s literally telling people who you are.” Xavier sighed. “That’s my and Isabelle’s surname though. Our people use compound names as surnames. And trust me, ours is the less obvious.”

He sat next to Cale, their knees touching. "Okay, let's look at it," Elion said. "'Mother's Maiden Name'. What did we use last time?" "Smith," Cale said. "That's boring. Can't we give her a cool name? Like... Storm? or... Weaver?" "It is statistically probable," Cale argued. "Smith is the most common surname. It raises the fewest flags. Boring is safe." "Okay, stick with Smith. 'Place of Birth'." "We used 'Unknown, Rural Kentucky'."