Some more name ideas for your fantasy story are 'Faye', which is short and sweet and gives the idea of a fairy - like being. 'Cassius' has a strong and somewhat menacing sound, ideal for a villain. 'Avalon' is a well - known name from Arthurian legend and can be used for a magical place or a character with a connection to that kind of mythology.
Enchanted Grove. It gives the idea of a magical forest filled with strange plants and creatures. Another one could be Crystal Caves, which sounds like a place full of beautiful and mysterious crystals. And Misty Moor, it has an air of mystery and might be a place that's often foggy and has its own secrets.
Some character name ideas for a fantasy story might be 'Orion'. It's a name from astronomy, but in a fantasy context, it could represent a character who is a great hunter or has a connection to the stars. 'Nymphadora' is a more elaborate name that brings to mind magical creatures like nymphs. And 'Gryphon' could be used for a character with a mix of noble and fierce qualities, inspired by the mythical griffin.
Some girl names for a fantasy story are 'Lunaire'. This name combines 'luna' (moon) with a unique suffix, giving it a very magical and unearthly feel. 'Celestia' is also a wonderful choice as it directly refers to the heavens and gives the impression of a character with a divine or otherworldly nature. 'Thalia' is a name that can be associated with joy and celebration in Greek mythology, which could be interesting if your fantasy story has elements of ancient lore.
Moonbeam. This last name evokes a sense of magic and the night, which could be great for a wizard or a nocturnal creature in the story. It gives the impression of something gentle yet powerful.
One great name for a fantasy story city is 'Eldervale'. The word 'elder' often gives a sense of ancientness and wisdom, and 'vale' is a valley, so it can be a place full of old magic and hidden knowledge. Another is 'Crystalpeak'. A city on a peak made of crystal sounds very fantastical and can be a place where precious gems and powerful magic are found. And 'Mystralia' which just has a very otherworldly and magical sound to it, perfect for a far - flung fantasy land.
In fantasy stories, 'Crystalpeak' can be a great town name. It gives the idea of a place built around or near a crystal - filled mountain peak, with all kinds of magical crystals and their associated powers. 'Mistvale' is another option. The mist adds an element of mystery and the 'vale' gives a sense of a valley - like setting, which could be home to all sorts of fantastical creatures. And 'Dragonspire' is a very evocative name for a town near a spire - like mountain where dragons might be found or have some connection to.
Dragonfire Academy. It immediately makes you think of a place where there might be dragons and magic related to fire. Another one could be Enchanted Grove School. It gives a feeling of a place full of magic and mystery, hidden away in a grove. And then there's Mysterium School, which is very mysterious and could be a place where students learn all kinds of arcane knowledge.
Avaloria. It gives a sense of a magical and mysterious world. It has a nice ring to it and can be a place full of enchanted forests, powerful wizards and mythical creatures.
You could call it 'The Enchanted Forest Adventure'. It gives the idea of a story set in a forest full of magic and mystery. Maybe the main character is a young explorer who stumbles upon this forest and has to face various challenges and meet strange creatures.
Consider 'The Hidden Doorway'. This title is very evocative. It could lead to a story where there is a door that is hidden in an ordinary place, like in the back of a closet or under a staircase. When the main character discovers this door, they enter a whole new world full of different rules and beings. For example, it could be a world where animals can talk and magic is real. The character then has to navigate this new world and figure out how to get back home if they want to.