'Arrow set alight with ghostflame before firing. Deals magic damage while also afflicting foes with frost. Used by the Company of the Fallen Hawk, once ordered to explore the Eternal City.' The Company of the Fallen Hawk is the canon's saddest exploratory order. Sometime after the Eternal City was buried by Astel and the Lands Between forgot the Nox, a noble house in Limgrave commissioned a company of their own slaves, marked with the inverted hawk, the family crest turned upside-down to denote ownership-without-honour, and sent them down to map the underground city's silent ruins. Most never returned. The few who did brought ghostflame back with them, frost-magic on arrows, and an instruction never to speak of what they had seen.

'The inverted hawk is the emblem of the company of slaves ordered to explore the Eternal City.' The Inverted Hawk Heater Shield records the inversion in the canon's quietest typography : a hawk normally upright, here flipped, shorthand for a man whose bird-of-arms cannot fly. The slaves of the Company carried it for the same reason a galley-slave wears a chain : to remember whose property they are. Their ghosts now wander the Siofra River with bows still in hand, ghostflame arrows nocked, taking aim at any Tarnished who looks like the master who sent them down. The canon's least-named company is also one of its most precise indictments.