Fuladh Al Haami 💯

Contracts and targets were verified through a rigorous intelligence-gathering process.

In a notable character-defining memory, Fuladh shares a life lesson about flying a uniquely stitched kite near the prison walls of Baghdad as a young boy, hoping his father would look out and know he was there. He admits he never found out if his father saw it, illustrating his embrace of doing what is right out of pure intent rather than expecting a reward. fuladh al haami

This role was not merely ceremonial. The Hidden Ones of the 9th century relied heavily on the reconnaissance of eagles to gather intelligence, locate targets, and navigate the dangers of the Abbasid Caliphate. Fuladh became the caretaker, trainer, and guardian of these majestic birds, ensuring each novice who completed their training was assigned a loyal, feathered companion to aid them in their missions. Some of the most notable eagles raised under his care included , who was later bonded to Basim Ibn Ishaq, and Muhja , who served the Hidden One Nur. Contracts and targets were verified through a rigorous