OWL - The Occult Wildlife Landing

Harold’s Enhanced Perception interprets every scent and sight as though it were a silent “speech act” embedded in the world around him. Just as Speech Act Theory suggests that language conveys intent and action, Harold’s senses allow him to detect unspoken messages within scents and traces left by touch, movement, or presence. Each scent or invisible detail, like a fingerprint, becomes a form of communication—a kind of sensory language revealing clues about who or what was present, and what actions took place.

Through his heightened sense of smell, Harold treats scents as unique “signatures” left by individuals or objects, each telling its own story. To him, a scent is a lingering “utterance” of someone’s presence, as if their movements and actions left traces in the air. By differentiating between scents with precision, he can read this invisible narrative and connect it to people, places, and events he’s encountered before.

Harold’s vision allows him to see normally invisible details—fingerprints, bacteria, residual marks—as the “evidence” of actions, each trace a physical “speech act” left behind. Just as words convey hidden intentions, these traces serve as residual expressions of past interactions. When Harold views these otherwise invisible elements, it’s as if he’s reading silent statements from the world itself, each detail contributing to a deeper understanding of what has transpired.

In this way, Harold’s Enhanced Perception transforms sensory information into a conversation with his surroundings, where every trace, scent, and hidden detail is a part of a larger dialogue that only he can perceive. His mastery of Speech Act Theory enables him to interpret these sensory “statements” and unravel the story beneath the surface, making him an expert at uncovering truths in silence.

Colvin passively can differentiate scents to a greater degree than the average person, similar to the ability of a hunting hound.

To most, he just seems a little oddly perceptive. Those who really look into him though start to notice that he reacts to scents instinctively almost the same way a dog would, and with a similar level of ability in differentiation.

Ophir’s technological instruments continue to expand their uses with every job done.

His ears prick up at just about every sound, and he’s feeling a whole lot jumpier than he used to be. He immediately creates a map in his head of the movements around him, naturally spotting just about anything he can hear.

It appears as a magnifying glass-like prothesis located on the user´s right eye. It consists of a series of metallic bronze rings, each lined over one-another, appearing as a deconstructed miniature telescope.

A wave of electromagnetic waves is released from the user alongside it giving the user the ability to "see" without vison

The detective has trained their eyes to notice the smallest of details.

Even in human form, the werewolf retains their incredible sense of smell. This helps them track their prey and learn where people and things have been.