✨ Discovering Constellations

Begin by identifying the stars that form a constellation. Once the correct stars are selected, connect them to draw the full asterism. Observe first, trace after.

📖 Observation Journal

Each revealed constellation enriches your journal. It records your progression and unlocks anecdotes along the way. It is the living memory of your journey beneath the Vault.

🗺️ Constellation Board

The board displays the official shapes of the asterisms. Use it as a visual reference to understand a constellation’s structure and refine your drawing.

⭐ The Vault Shop

PEA — Aelycia’s Points of Enthusiasm — are earned through exploration and shooting star captures. They allow you to unlock music, atmospheres, and additional content to enrich your experience.

🌠 Shooting Stars

They cross the sky at unpredictable intervals. Click to capture them: they are an abundant source of PEA and bring a dynamic rhythm to your exploration.

Asterism

An asterism is a simple pattern formed by a few stars visible in the sky.
Unlike constellations, it does not correspond to an official region of the sky: it is simply a recognizable pattern that helps observers find their way among the stars.

Cosmology

Cosmology is the branch of astronomy that studies the Universe as a whole: its origin, its evolution, its structure, and its ultimate fate.

Constellation

A constellation is an official region of the celestial sphere.
Modern astronomy recognizes 88 constellations, each corresponding to a specific area of the sky and containing many stars, asterisms, and celestial objects.

Nebula

A nebula is a giant cloud of gas and dust in space.

Some nebulae are regions where stars are born, while others are the remnants of stars that have exploded as supernovae.

Zodiac

The zodiac is the band of the sky surrounding the ecliptic that contains the constellations through which the Sun, the Moon, and the main planets appear to move.

Traditionally, it includes twelve constellations, known since antiquity and widely used in ancient astronomy and astrology.

A new feature arrives in The Vault: the Cosmic Lottery.

Unlocked after reaching the required zone, this system allows players to try their luck once per weather cycle.

The concept is simple:

• A celestial ring appears, filled with a random selection of asterisms drawn from the 88 scientific constellations.
• You may choose 1 to 3 slots depending on the current weather conditions.
• Each chosen slot corresponds to a card placed at the center of the ring.
• After confirming your choices, a shooting star begins orbiting the ring several times before finally landing on a slot.

If the star lands on one of your chosen slots, you can draw a reward.

Rewards are distributed according to probability tiers and may grant resources such as:

• PEA
• LUM
• RAY

The rarest rewards can provide very large gains.

If all three cards reveal the same reward, a Jackpot is triggered and the gains are multiplied.

But beware:
if the shooting star lands on a slot you did not choose, the stake is lost.

As with any cosmic lottery, fortune sometimes follows the stars.

LUM — Condensed Light

LUM is used to activate a star.
Each activation consumes a specific amount of LUM.

RAY — Directional Beam

RAY connects two stars.
The greater the distance, the higher the RAY cost.

Usage

From Zone 4 onward, activations are no longer free:

• Activating a star consumes LUM.
• Linking two stars consumes RAY.
• Costs vary by constellation and distance.

Every decision becomes strategic: observe, plan, act.

Stellar Currency Office

LUM and RAY can be obtained in exchange for PEA.

• Purchased individually.
• Conversion rates vary with stellar weather.
  Forecasts help anticipate upcoming cycles.

February 22, 2026

Today, we opened the Vault.

After weeks of observing the sky in silence, adjusting the lines and learning to guide the light, the space is finally accessible. What was once an idea suspended in the night has become a living place, ready to be explored.

Three zones already await us. They are fascinating, yet demanding. Each constellation requires attention, memory, and precision. We cannot move through them carelessly — we must truly learn to look. The first lights reassure us, the horizon widens our gaze, and the zenith calls for mastery and steadiness.

Shooting stars cross the sky at unpredictable intervals. They are not there by chance. They support exploration, accelerate movement, and bring a livelier energy into the heart of contemplation. Some pass quietly, others demand a swift gesture. Their presence makes the Vault dynamic, almost playful.

As we reveal the constellations, stories unlock. Ancient tales, scientific perspectives, cultural insights. Discovery does not end with the lines we draw — it continues through words. And with them, music gradually unfolds, accompanying our ascent beneath the Vault and enriching each return.

This is only the beginning. The Vault reveals but a fraction of what it holds.

But tonight, it is open.

February 26, 2026

The sky has grown more complex.

After the opening and the first explorations, a new layer revealed itself: challenges. It is no longer only about observing or connecting the stars, but about accepting constraints and a more demanding framework.

The Action Challenges were the first to appear. The rhythm accelerates, trajectories cross, and the slightest hesitation has a cost. The shower of shooting stars becomes a fast dance that demands precision and inner calm.

Then come the Reflection Challenges. Constellations no longer present themselves so clearly. Lines blur, landmarks fade. One must slow down, breathe, and accept the search.

The Knowledge Challenges open another door. Myths, names, and stellar cultures are no longer simple readings — they become keys. Beneath the stars, knowing and contemplating begin to merge.

And finally, the Fortune Challenges. Here, the sky decides. Parameters shift, conditions change without warning. It is no longer about control, but adaptation.

The sky is no longer just a place to explore. It becomes a gentle ground of trial, a mirror of progression.

Under the stars, we do not only draw lines. We learn to measure ourselves against them.

Principle

For each forecast:

• Choose a cycle (cycle +1 to +6).
• Select a weather type using the switch button.
• Confirm with Predict.

Validation

At each cycle change, the actual weather is compared with the corresponding prediction.

• In case of success, rewards take into account the effects of the predicted weather.
• In case of failure, PEA is lost (adjusted according to weather effects).

Once all predictions are resolved, the series resets and a new round can begin.