A heraldic emblem featuring a flame above a fang, styled as a yin-yang symbol, in bold cartoon style on a white background.

Create a heraldic emblem on a clean white background. The emblem is a yin yang symbol redesigned with two elements replacing the traditional shapes. The upper teardrop shape is replaced by a flame, pointed upward, organic and slightly irregular at its top edge as fire naturally would be. The lower teardrop shape is replaced by a fang or tooth, pointed downward, with a slightly jagged and irregular root edge where it meets the centerline. The two shapes together fill the same circular space a traditional yin yang would occupy. The dividing line between the two shapes is not a clean curve — the jagged tooth root intrudes slightly upward into the flame half, and the uneven flame base intrudes slightly downward into the fang half, creating a natural contested boundary between the two elements. The flame shape is colored starting at its base in deep forest green and black, transitioning and fading naturally upward into vibrant orange and yellow at the flame tips, as if the green forge fire bleeds into natural flame color. The fang shape is colored starting at its root in steel grey and muted gold, transitioning and fading naturally downward into clean white and pale bone at the fang tip, as if the grey and gold of ancient armor bleeds into the natural color of a predator's tooth. The overall effect should be a single unified circular heraldic symbol that reads immediately as both fire and fang, rendered in a style appropriate for a military brotherhood insignia. Clean, bold, and Ver mais