An oval-shaped insignia with a deep black background, its surface textured like carbon fiber under faint neon light. At the center rests a single cybernetic pawprint — not of one creature, but four woven into one. The upper left pad bears the sharp, angular lines of a feline’s claw, sleek and predatory. Opposite it, the upper right pad swells with the rounded weight of a canine’s step, symbolizing loyalty and endurance. Below them, the lower left pad is small and triangular, echoing the delicate precision of a rodent’s mark, a sign of adaptability and cunning. The lower right stretches into an oblong streak — the mustelid’s signature, fierce and restless. All four converge into a central pad, pulsing faintly like a circuit node, its glow shifting between turquoise, magenta, and amber, as if data were breathing beneath the surface. From each pad, fine traceries of light spread outward — thin veins of circuitry, crossing and merging in patterns too intricate to be entirely organic, yet too primal to be machine-made. Around the edge of the black oval, silver glyphs loop in a continuous band, half runic, half digital, a code that whispers of tribes long vanished and systems long forgotten. Beneath the symbol, etched into the lower arc in a clean, minimalist font, runs their creed: “SURVIVE. ADAPT. VANISH.” The whole emblem hums with quiet defiance, the mark of a nomadic clan that lives between the wild and the wire, where instinct and circuitry are one and the same. See more