I have a concern regarding Camille's title, the Steel Shadow

Riot really seems to love the word "shadow".

Akali: The Fist of Shadow Hecarim: The Shadow of War Talon: The Blade's Shadow Zed: The Master of Shadows

And now we have Camille, the Steel Shadow. I don't think any other word is shared across so many champions. Granted, these are only five titles out of a +100 champions, but as soon as I read Camille's title, I was a bit... IDK, disappointed? Because those titles immediately came to mind and made me realize how often the word is used. Shadow just seems too easy to reach for, especially when you've already used it four times before. If you use the same imagery too many times, it loses its impact.

This probably seems like a minor complaint, but I do like Camille and care for champion identity; that's why I'm bringing this up. If you recall back to Mordekaiser's Juggernaut rework, it was fan complaint that changed the dry "Lord of Death" to the striking "Iron Revenant". By using such a banal word for the fifth time, Camille's title doesn't feel unique among League of Legends. Like Camille herself says in her VO, "The right word cuts more deeply than a knife." Not to mention, it's a bit too close for comfort with Talon's title...

Maybe to reflect Camille's upper-class background, we can use a less-banal substitute for shadow. Something more refined and precise, like Camille herself, something that calls a distinct image to one's mind. Something that a nobleman or woman might know in order to display their education and class, but would make a lowborn scratch their head and ask to simplify. I don't have a particular word in mind, but I know there are words out there that'd certainly fit better.