What are other good names for kingdoms in stories?

Avalon. It has a magical and mysterious feel, often associated with Arthurian legends.

Some popular names for kingdoms in stories are Avalon, a mythical island kingdom often associated with Arthurian legends. Another is Narnia, which is the magical land in C.S. Lewis' series. And there's Middle - earth, the setting for Tolkien's epic works.

Gray. This last name can convey a sense of ambiguity. A character named Mr. Gray could be someone who is not clearly good or bad, adding depth to the story. For instance, in a political thriller, he could be a key figure whose motives are hard to decipher.

Thomas is a great name for a dad in a story. It has a down - to - earth feel. Another could be Edward, which has a somewhat regal and authoritative sound. And don't forget about Richard, which gives off an air of confidence.

Astra. It sounds futuristic and space - related. You could use it for a robot that travels through space or is part of a space exploration story. For instance, Astra could be the name of the robot that discovers a new planet or helps astronauts with their missions.

Terraverde. 'Terra' means earth and 'verde' means green in Spanish. So it could be a lush, green country full of beautiful forests, meadows, and rivers. It would be a great setting for a story about nature, adventure, and perhaps a fight to protect this idyllic land from some kind of threat.

Some more castle names are 'Silverkeep Castle'. The word'silver' often symbolizes something precious and 'keep' implies a stronghold. 'Flameheart Castle' can be used. It sounds passionate and powerful, like there's a fiery spirit within the castle. 'Rosewood Castle' is also a great name. It gives a more gentle and refined feel, perhaps a castle in a more peaceful and beautiful setting.

How about 'The Unwanted Journey'? It gives the feeling that the kidnapped person is forced into an unwanted experience. Also, 'The Kidnapped Soul' can be a very evocative name. And 'The Abductor's Grasp' is quite descriptive.

How about 'Love's Whisper' or 'Cupid's Choice'?

Bella and Sophia. Bella has a charming and warm feeling, often associated with kindness. Sophia gives an air of wisdom. In a story, they can represent different aspects of a friendship, like one being more emotional and the other more rational.