Eyeswide Detective

The agency has provided you with some psychic training that helps you question suspects and track down leads. You gain limited telepathy with a range of 30 feet. If you already have limited telepathy, increase its range by 30 feet. You also become an expert in Society and gain the Streetwise skill feat. If you already have the Streetwise skill feat, whenever you use Society to Gather Information and get a critical failure, you get a failure instead.

You're constantly casting your mind out as you search for clues. You gain a +2 circumstance bonus to Perception checks to Sense Motive and to Seek creatures who aren't immune to mental effects and within range of your limited telepathy, and a +2 circumstance bonus to your Perception DC against such creatures attempting to Lie to you.

You mentally ambush a creature. Telepathically ask a question of a non-allied creature that you can see within range of your limited telepathy. The target must attempt a Will saving throw against the higher of your class DC or spell DC. Regardless of the result, the target is temporarily immune to your Psychic Interrogation for 1 hour.

To you, the mind is an open book. You can cast mind reading as an innate occult spell once per day. Use your Intelligence as your spellcasting attribute for this innate spell if its modifier is higher than your Charisma modifier.

You reach out and sense the surface thoughts of your foe, helping you predict exactly where they're going to be so you can strike true. Attempt a Perception check to Sense Motive.

The very thoughts of your enemies give them away. The triggering attack roll targets your Perception DC instead of your AC. Though this allows you to avoid taking penalties to your AC, it doesn't remove any conditions or other effects causing such penalties. For example, an enemy with sneak attack would still deal extra damage to you for being off-guard.

You spend 10 minutes going over clues you've learned about an investigation to draw a line to a possible solution. Choose a creature you've met and interacted with or studied for at least an hour, or a mystery that you've been investigating for at least a day, and ask a question about that topic that wouldn't normally fall under the purview of Recall Knowledge. The question must be specific and answerable, as determined by the GM. Some examples include, “Did the tech entrepreneur really kill his assistant?” or “Was the hacker collective responsible for the data theft?” You gain a flash of insight that allows you to know whether or not your line of thinking is on the right track, such as figuring out who to ask next, though you don't receive a definitive answer to your question. The GM determines your flash of insight.