Transcendent Blueshift

Sierra Cardien. Otherwise, I can agree with the above.

Take the red, star, and sprout scrolls.

Golden, Star, and whatever else we can carry

eye.

Unhooking the scroll, You swap it out with the Eye Scroll and roll it out across the slab. the Scroll lights up with a faint pale red hue, but seemingly delivers no visible (unintended) information to discern. There always could be the possibility of the scroll's effect not being obvious right now, but at the moment it isn't of any use.

With a disappointed sigh, you switch over to the star scroll instead, to which a much more obvious effect is revealed under a dark blue overcast. The map lights up with stars moving about the dungeon in a wild array a spectrum of colors and lights. The marvel of beauty though seems to raise an uneasiness in you through further observation as you realize that while the stars seem to dance about the nonsensical rooms with no direction or reason, they follow alarmingly intuitive patterns upon crossing paths. These blips are living creatures on this map, and this scroll is tracking them.

You try to memorize the lights and patterns you see and how they interact. As you do a word seems to dance in your mind as you memorize.

There are Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow Stars.

Red Stars are the fastest, and form pairs when crossed. They avoid Blue Stars and will scatter at the first encounter. There are 12 of them.

Blue Stars move slowly, but will "jump" towards Red stars if they can. Draws close to Yellow Stars, But then jumps far away from them. There are 2 of them.

Green Stars Move swiftly as a group, but occasionally stops to spread out and "mingle" with other stars. There are 5 of them.

Yellow Stars orbit around a giant Yellow Star, but will follow the closest thing to a consistent route in this disjointed maze as possible. There are 7 of them.

You rest your eyes at last from studying these stellar bodies and prepare to remove the scroll from the canister. It may be a good idea to keep this one along, but you'll have no room to stow it without putting one back in. Looking up at the roof all day will only hurt your neck, so after putting something in the reel to check out later it seems now would be a good time to check out the rest of the area.

Seconded.

Given the fairly large array of life that you can discern from the map, you figure perhaps it may be able to spot you as well, somewhere in this jumble of mind numbing corridors.

You take a quick look around the obseevatory like room for anything of note, it's rather unlikely that the map is detailed enough to display any of the knick knacks scattered around here, but something like a missed door or an unusually shaped corner of the room could make it easy to locate your position.

Aside from the slab doing the magical ceiling radar thingy, you spot some basic furniture making up some simple living arrangements. When you pause to think about the structure actually you really get the idea that this ancient observatory if not for the stairs leading higher and the lack of natural lighting could very well have the top of a lighthouse at some point. Further confirming this idea is the eventual discovery of a hatch door leading into a servicable if long desolated dormitory just below.

The Dorm seems to be perfectly equipped for an extended stay by some Keeper. There's a comfy looking hammock, A kitchen loaded with canned goods and drinks that seem to be fermented beyond a shadow of a doubt by now, some facilities to keep oneself from getting gross, a servicable library of books which is beautiful after nothing but rolls of paper thus far, and a (locked) diary left by a waiting inkwell. What is most interesting however is the cog filled roof just above connected to a central column. Perhaps the room can rotate if you could find something like a lever to fit this slot in the column, but that will need to be remembered later. It shouldn't be hard to forget about it since this place will make a good bunker for now.

Ultimately sweet pad discovery aside there doesn't seem to be any indication that you can be seen on the map, or that your location is even present on said map to begin with. It does bring up the interesting question on why there would be a map that has no bearing on the current location, but this place is already pretty odd to begin with.

Before continuing your search you swao out the Scrolls one more time to check the effect of the Sprout Scroll.

As the room brightens to a green hue, You immediately pick up some of the already familiar patterns from the star scroll now portrayed as different stages of a plant in growth. The plants themselves blip along in black and white scales, but that doesn't particularly strike you as noteworthy in the slightest. What is more interesting is that the number of plants compared to stars has seemingly increased with this scroll, a development that quickly drives you to dance around the room in vain trying to locate yourself.

Still, from what you can ascertain most of the new blips follow absolutely no pattern at all, wandering the grounds without any reaction to anything they bump past, though interestingly they all seem to be seeds or seedlings in a map virtually filled with buds and flowers with a few odd fruiting trees mixed in, whatever the symbology means. Flowers seem better than seeds at least that feels right to assume.

Your search here is over for the time being, unless you want to head downstairs and get more scrolls to goof around with perhaps its time to move on.

Seconded.

Punch yourself in the face hard

Maybe also swap out for eye for *just* a moment and give that a whirl.

Taking Servant in Heart's place, you head in the only possible direction, up, to find yourself once again in a room identical to the observatory you had just left, the sprout scroll still displaying the plant symbols up in the room.

It only takes a quick march up through the stairs to confirm that at the very least thes rooms repeat themselves in design or location through the stairway.
Observatory -> Storage
Storage -> Observatory
Observatory -> Storage
Storage -> Observatory
Etc.

Exactly how confounds you since the while the stairs curve uniformly around the rooms like a spiral, the Storage room is clearly wider than the Observatory. If that wasn't peculiar enough the Observatory with it's basement and larger ceiling is One-and-a-half times taller than its bulkier counterpart. Just to be absolutely certain, you walk to the Storage room and toss a paper weight by the doorway that exists at the bottom, namely the Eye Scroll.

As imagined upon walking up the stairs a little higher you encounter the scroll resting midway up the staircase, seemingly propped up against some invisible force. For the moment you decide to leave it there, trying to mess with it like that may end up being a very bad idea.

Returning into the Observatory you stick the Star scroll into the slab reader as your de facto scroll of choice for the device. You rap your noggin trying to shake up how to go on from here. You think you have a pretty good idea now what to do but it isn't quite snapping together yet...

What now?