Merfolk Names Novels & Stories

“Welcome to the Silvermist Company! I'm Brite and we have Lejend, Yash, Rocket, Urkane, Terni, Caige, Trace, Dyllen, and of course you know, Boss." The omega looked more than a little overwhelmed as the talkative alpha gestured to each of the men around the table. “Your names or alias?" “Names," Brite answered the question. It’s normal for most mercenary bands to use alias instead of their real names. But that’s mostly for those who had a family left in a town or city that might be in danger. In their case, all of them had nothing of the sort. “But we call Boss that because we can't exactly call him by his name on the road or people will know who he is."

Chapter 48 Reception, The Younger Merlings Nerissa spotted the next brother she wanted to introduce to her mates and called him over using his mertongue name. Merfolk had various versions of their names in different languages. Each name was represented by symbols in merscript, which corresponded to sounds in the English alphabet. When spoken in sirenchant, it sounded just as it was spelled. Sirenchant, however, was not widely used, and most merfolk, including Joe and Bryan, only spoke names in sirenchant and did not fully understand the language.

The voice exclaimed in distress. My heart was filled with worry and regrets. "The Merfolk are aquatic humanoid beings who are lovers of peace just like us. Why would my brother declare war against them? Tell me what happened!" I demanded anxiously. "Prince Vezond Merrack of the Merfolk Kingdom visited your palace to pay his respect and establish friendly relations with you. Your brother throws a lavish welcome party to entertain the Prince. Unfortunately, the prince and your brother's favorite woman, Selkie, meet each other, and they fall in love at first sight. They eloped and your brother was enraged. So he demanded the return of his favorite woman and the severed head of the prince as pun