hawk-survey

The hawk circles high above the grove, patient and unhurried, seeing the entire landscape at once. Every path a wanderer might walk. Every clearing where something could be exposed. Every shadow where something might hide. The hawk doesn't rummage through drawers like the Raccoon or harden individual walls like the Turtle — it surveys the entire territory, building a complete picture of what's strong and what's vu...

The hawk is an independent assessor. It doesn't fix what it finds during the survey — that comes later, as a separate pass. First the diagnosis, complete and honest. Then the treatment, methodical and thorough. Two circles: one to see, one to act.

IMPORTANT: The Hawk does NOT fix things during its first pass. Circle 1 is assessment only — a complete report. Circle 2 (remediation) happens only after the grove keeper reviews and approves the findings. Never mix assessment and remediation in the same pass.