Each sigil contained five circles drawn using different colored chroma inks, with intricate markings and symbols surrounding them in layered patterns that honestly hurt my eyes if I stared too long. One of the circles on each talisman was noticeably larger than the others, and the color of that larger circle differed depending on the assigned group.
The sigil Narg handed me had orange as its dominant color.
Meaning if he or anyone traveling with him tore their assigned sigil during an emergency, the orange circle connected to their group on the talisman in my possession would react immediately.
According to Narg, the chroma markings would ignite into smoke, matching the assigned color, allowing me to identify which group was in danger almost instantly without needing direct communication.
The other hunting groups would carry different dominant colors for easier identification.
Honestly, it was a surprisingly efficient system. Simple too.
Which made it even better.
