Crucible cant

Crucible cant, a distinctive runic language, served as a means of communication for the Crucible, an age-old slaving syndicate. Although it wasn't used for verbal communication among the members, it functioned to signify the ranks and aliases assumed by those in the slave trade. Upon receiving a fresh designation in this tongue, a slaver would have it inscribed as a tattoo using the glyphs symbolizing the name, referred to as the Flames of the Crucible, on their face and upper arms.

Within the framework of this language, "Chantique" signified "one who destroys," "Jarael" was interpreted as "one who protects," and "Bar'injar" conveyed the meaning of "Magister Protector". Notably, the suffix "-jar" was representative of the concept of "protector".