Percival, a young astroengineer displeased with the world and its fantastical war, is cursed into old age by an elderly man. While continuing to design spacecrafts for the war, his laboratory becomes an impossible sanctuary - a living observatory that defies physics and reason. Within its crystalline walls, staircases spiral into infinity, rooms breathe and metamorphose, and geometry bends to emotion rather than logic. In a bright world filled with buildings of painterly lighting, this surreal visual poem blurs the boundary between architecture and consciousness. As he dives deeper into its shifting corridors, the observatory becomes a mirror of inner transformation - a fever dream of liberation rendered in impossible angles, ethereal textures, and haunting beauty. While the observatory clarifies his conscience, the reality of the war too becomes in question.