Observatory of Mirag
Architecture
The observatory is a pronged tip, conical structure balanced on its head. A cavity at the cone's base gradually translocates into the Astral Plane, forming a pool of unrefined Glimmir with astral water pouring down towards a central cylinder, where it coalesces and forms an image of the object being observed.
Though obvious seams are visible across the structure, it is in fact a monolith; the apperant seams are intersections of the astral plane in different places, hence the straight lines. Under the object, there is a series of five concentric glimmir discs, called lenses; by changing the order in which the lenses are arranged, one can change the focus and object being observed. The manipulation and adjustment of the lenses is done via the usage of the primacognita (see below) and is literally impossible to explain. Only by studying the true nature of existance one can even attempt to utilize the primacognita for more than simple scrying.
Though obvious seams are visible across the structure, it is in fact a monolith; the apperant seams are intersections of the astral plane in different places, hence the straight lines. Under the object, there is a series of five concentric glimmir discs, called lenses; by changing the order in which the lenses are arranged, one can change the focus and object being observed. The manipulation and adjustment of the lenses is done via the usage of the primacognita (see below) and is literally impossible to explain. Only by studying the true nature of existance one can even attempt to utilize the primacognita for more than simple scrying.
Current Date: 2nd of Latsum, 1572
Type
Observatory / Telescope
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