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Dante Walker's Journal
Downtime
Fitting In
In my old city, I was generally able to move in and out of crowds unnoticed. I blended into the bustling streets, slipping through alleyways and merging with the nightlife like a ghost. The ability to navigate unseen had been second nature, whether evading authority figures or following a target from the shadows. I didn’t realize how much I’d come to rely on that skill until I arrived here, where tensions are high, and unfamiliar eyes track my every movement.
The need to move through the streets in this manner would be invaluable here. In Bhadlurad, even the alleys have secrets, and every street corner is a potential risk. I find myself instinctively adopting old habits, gauging when to draw attention and when to fade into the background. The stakes are higher, the threats more intense, but I feel alive here—like every step, every slip into the shadows, reaffirms my connection to the city’s pulse.
OWL - The Occult Wildlife Landing
The Occult Wildlife Landing (OWL) is a nonprofit organization that advocates for the rights of supernatural creatures to live a life unmolested by humanity’s relentless spread and greed.
While OWL has become the de-facto head of the conservationist movement in the United States, many claim it’s not as innocent as it appears. A number of small, seemingly-disconnected terrorist cells wear the OWL insignia with pride. These groups– which tend to contain a disproportionate number of supernatural creatures and beings– commit high-profile acts of public violence with the intent of furthering OWL’s core objectives. In the past, they’ve blown up oil pipelines, stopped development projects, and even infected congregations of people with mutagenic viruses.
OWL denies any involvement with these so-called “OWL-inspired terrorist organizations” (or OITOs for short). However, many people conflate the two and consider OWL itself to be a terrorist organization.
One thing is for certain: when OWL sends a blast to its followers urging protest, they’re taken seriously.