When she spins it, its surface will light up with all kinds of markings - all very official and fancily rendered, as if its meant to be a carefully put together demonstration. It highlights several key points around the globe with various coloured lines moving between them, not unlike the new age concept of "ley lines".

The biggest dot, perhaps unsurprisingly, sits over Vista City itself. The map that covers the globes surface does seem to be interactive, and touching various points seems to change the flow of the webbing of coloured lines.

Within the journals is a mass of incoherent notes in what seems to be Santiago's handwriting, that looks to an outside viewer like some kind of crazy witchcraft related to "auras" and "frequencies" and other various key words that don't make much sense out of context. At a quick glance, it probably seems like it relates to what is being portrayed on the globe - maybe the globe is some kind of neat second draft of the chaos within the various journals?

...Also there are some kind of rather crass doodles inside of the journals in random places, done in a rough cross-hatch style. Sorry, Pinkie. Some of them might be almost effigy-like pictures of Edward Blanche getting murdered? It's pretty unwholesome.