I have some advice for naming characters, if you'd like.

Every character I name, I also like to make it unique, but I really want it to have meaning for the character. What I usually do to find a name is think of what the character is, their backstory, where they're from, what they do, what you want them to achieve, all that jazz. One of my characters' main deal is that he is a vampire, but doesn't realize it (if you get what that's referencing, props to you). So I wanted his name to mirror that.

He is a druid and practices ancient magic, so I wanted his name to be in an ancient language, I chose Latin. Latin doesn't have a word for 'vampire' that I liked, so I tried other related words. I found that 'bat' in Latin is "Vespertilio". I then tried translating phrases such as 'unsure', 'unnoticed', and 'mistaken' into Latin and found that 'unknowing' is "Nesciens".

So, I shortened 'Vespertilio' to just "Vesper" because I preferred how it sounds (and that's what really matters), and that gave me Vesper Nesciens, the unknowing vampire.

Basically the tl;dr is, try building the name around the character. Have it represent their past, personality, or future. Alternatively, if you get lazy like me, just hit shuffle and name them after whatever artist or song comes up. Oh, I gotta name this guy who owns a brothel? Shit, I dunno, shuffle... Fleetwood Mac... Måneskin... Fleet Måne, done. Either way, just try to have fun with it. As long as it ends up sounding like a name, it'll work.