Good Names For Fantasy Characters Novels & Stories

I smiled softly, tracing small circles on his chest as I pondered his question. “For a boy… how about Draven?” I suggested. “It means ‘hunter’—strong and fearless, like his father.” Randolph chuckled, though it was weak. “Draven is a fine name for a warrior. What if she’s a girl—a mini you?” “And for a girl…” I hesitated, then smiled as a name came to my mine. “Seraphina. It means ‘fiery one,’ and she will burn brighter than the stars.” Randolph hummed in approval, his fingers brushing against my arm.

Since then, I've been waiting for you to come back in the Tower of Delsshai,' the boy answered. There's passion and persistence in this young apprentice. 'I'll make it up to you as soon as this child gets the love and cherishing he deserves.' Galindra promised, hinting a smile. Dareen could hide the blushing of his cheeks. He turned his gladness to the young babe. 'What a lovely child. What must be his name?' The sorcerer paused to think. 'Asharo,' she announced proudly. That was not the name your father gave you. It should be Menandro, after his name, and his father before him. But that name became a reflection of perversion. And you are not a product of your wicked past.

“Alright, how about… Zephyr? Sounds cool, right? Like a superhero.” She burst out laughing, then winced, her hand on her belly. “Orrin, no! He’s not a comic book character. And Zephyr? He’d get bullied on the playground in two seconds.” “Fine, fine. What’s your pick, then? Something fancy, I bet. Like… Percival?” She swatted my arm weakly, her laugh softer now. “Percival? Are we raising a knight of the Round Table? No way. I was thinking something… strong but gentle. Like Noah.”

I heave another sigh as I click on another website. "Phantom. Bambam," I giggle, but continue, "Coffee. Kujo. Vincent. Ooh, Knight. No?" I get no response. "Oh, look at this list, there has to be something somewhere in here. Albus. Amadeus. Galileo. Mushu!" I burst out laughing at one of my favourite characters. The wolf huffs, so I continue. "Sherlock. Wonton. Picasso. Bilbo. Gandalf. Merlin. Gatsby. Poe. Watson. Alfredo. Cat. Einstein. Toothless!" I continue with my frantic state as I see another favourite character. The wolf just huffs again and I roll my eyes.

"Alright, but you can't use it in Kingstonville. You'll get access to it once you're in the next world with magic. For now, I'll give you a one-time use of a system to customize your appearance and name. While in Kingston ville, you can only use a status screen and a storage space." "Thank you, Rob." 'hmm… Since I m going to use his powers, I might as well take his appearance. Especially since I'm not going to Noblesse anyway, and he looks pretty cool. Aaaand done, now I will look like Muzaka, standing at 198 centimeters (6,5ft). And as for the name... I'm not keeping mine. It will be Fenris Kallikrates. Kallikrates means beautiful power from the ancient greek words Kalos (beauty) and Kratos

“The options are: Isariel, Sylara, Nymeris, Eryndra, and Zeryntha. These names stuck with me. So, you just have to pick one.” “Which of them do you like more?” I asked, stifling a tired yawn. “It is your duty to do that!” she said through gritted teeth. “This is your last strike… if you badmouth me, I’m going to blurt out Cupcake.” She groaned loudly before sighing in defeat. “Let’s narrow it down to my top three: Eryndra, Nymeris, and Isariel.” “Okay!” I nodded. “Very strange options, but… I guess we’d have to manage it that way. So, which of the names do you like the best?”

The one who is always crying and always frowning, named Hygge (Hue-gah) with the characteristic of being smart and soft-hearted. The handsome boy with blue eyes named Azure. He gave it the character to be strong and assertive. The girl with corn -colored hair was named Fika. He gave it the characteristic of being modest and sharp -minded. The girl with the gray eyes that you thought were shining like stars in the sky. Named Ataraxis. He gave it the power to be strong and to be the leader of the five. A child who did nothing but smile that would soften your heart was named Meraki. He left it with the qualities of honesty, love and sharp thinking.

I add Denali, Yukon, Mako, Aspen, Aurora, Luna, Indigo, Sasha, Kyra, Kira, and a few others. I type “wolf names” into the search engine and the second site excites me. The names are dire wolves, the mythological-like dogs, adopted by the Stark children on HBO’s Game of Thrones. I’m a huge GOT fan. The names include: Ghost, Lady, Summer, Nymeria, Shaggy Dog, and Grey Wind. I quickly move my curser to number two on my list and insert Nymeria, Ghost, and Lady. This moves all other names farther down the list of possibilities. I circle Nymeria, as Arya Stark is a favorite character of mine.

"The boy already shows signs of fae magic. The girl shifted twice in the first hour—just her hands, but still. Connor's never seen anything like it." "Have you chosen names?" "I waited for you." Elena studies her children. The boy seems calm, watchful. The girl is already fussy, demanding. "Dante," she says, touching the boy's incubator. "After my father." "He'd be honored." "And for the girl..." Elena smiles. "Luna. Because she's going to shine bright enough to light the darkness." "Dante and Luna Silverclaw-Oberon." Kieran tests the names. "Perfect."

“You want to name our baby after a wolf destined to eat the gods?” “It’s badass.” “Next.” He cleared his throat. “Kieran. Means ‘little dark one.’ Kieran Dunham.” “…I actually like that.” His jaw dropped. “Did you just agree with me?!” “Don’t get used to it. But yeah, it’s a good name.” He pumped his fist in the air. “I’m on fire tonight! Alright, how about Laziel? Sounds mysterious, right?” “Sounds like a knock-off wizard.” “Okay, okay, fair. What about Orin? Means ‘white wolf.’”