Lucien took Faolan's words into consideration. [color=burlywood]"I wouldn't know too much about that, but I suppose you're right."[/color] He had never really known the intent behind his own name. Knowing what it meant was enough for him to at least think she had viewed him positively, but that was all he'd ever really know in regards to it. 

Realizing what he had said, he spoke up again, not wanting Faolan to think his comment had ruined his mood.[color=burlywood]"Though, I don't know if I really want to hear that from you, mister I named my dog, [i]dog[/i]."[/color] He said amusingly, before shifted his gaze back to the boy. In terms of appearance well.. Snake covered his snake like qualities, but it was a terrible name. The other notable thing about it was his long, golden hair. Perhaps something in relation to that? He began to think of other possibilities, until he finally spoke up again. 

[color=burlywood]"Marcus?"[/color] He spoke up, directed toward the boy, who tilted his head. 

[color=#a7d3d4]"Mar...cus..?"[/color] He questioned, before scrunching up his nose a little, causing Lucien to chuckle. 

[color=burlywood]"I guess not."[/color] He said amusingly. 

Faolan nearly spit out his food when he heard Lucien's first suggestion. He swallowed, then looked at the Frenchman while fighting laughter, [color=a36209]"Marcus?"[/color] he asked, then shook his head, [color=a36209]"Please tell me that just randomly popped into your head..."[/color] he said, keeping his tone light. He didn't want to offend or annoy Lucien, but he was never good at hiding his opinions, especially since the Frenchman had started it by giving him a hard time about his dog's name.

Lucien shook his head. [color=burlywood]"No of course not, there is a valid reason."[/color] He said. [color=burlywood]"There was a Roman Emperor and philosopher called Marcus Aurelius, his last name meant 'golden, or gilded,' so that was just the first name that came to mind, considering his hair."[/color] He said, before letting out a small hum. 

[color=burlywood]"Hmm.. Aurelius.. Aurelius.."[/color] He muttered to himself, it sounded catchy, but too fancy. Not a name anyone in their time would use.[color=burlywood]"Aurel?"[/color] He questioned, looking back at the boy. 

[color=#a7d3d4]"Aurel.."[/color] The boy repeated. [color=#a7d3d4]"Aurel!"[/color] He seemed to like the sound of it, and honestly it flowed well with his German accent. 

Lucien smiled in satisfaction at the boy's approval of the name. 

[color=burlywood]"Aurel it is, then."[/color] He said.