Brightwind = south = chair = installation 1 on the map = statues 1 and 5
Larian = west = skull = installation 2 on the map = statues 3 and 7
Darkiria = north = king with palms = installation 4 on the map = statues 2 and 6
Wait a minute... Oops! How can south be next to north? Installations 3 and 4 seem to need to be swapped. But I'll leave it like this for now.
Laitia = east = dragon = installation 3 = statues 4 and 8
Next, we use various sticks to determine the direction, which we use to orient the images? Or are the sticks equivalent to the images? That's the question.
Let's assume they are not equivalent.
Then, north is the skeleton. South is the fingers. West is the knight. East is the clock.
It doesn't look logical. Or rather, it's logical in some places, but not in others.
In general, I have a couple of questions.
These diagonal arrows... There aren't any in this scheme, but in general, could they indicate northeast and southeast? Diagonal directions. Why didn't Revant use vertical sticks or arrows pointing up/down if north/south was needed?
I should ask Castor how the palace is _actually_ oriented. Maybe that's important too