You don't sense any danger, though the stairs aren't exactly easy to ascend, and sometimes it's more like simply climbing a steep hill because the steps have almost entirely worn away.
At the top you can go right or left.
"The left seems...I don't know...it feels weird," Rianna comments. "I think that's the way we want to go..."
There are no pirates up here; considering the strange chill that you feel up here, you wouldn't be surprised if they mostly avoided it. You probably destroyed a significant number of their group, anyway, if not the majority of it.
The left corridor eventually opens into what must have once been some sort of library, thousands of years back.
"Surprisingly enough, a library is one place I feel comfortable," Rianna comments as she disappears behind a set of shelves that is still largely intact, Rura following not far behind her. "We're fine here, I think."
You find a few ancient tomes, but most of them fall apart as you pick them up to look through them; the scraps that remain intact are in languages that you can't read. Taiza pokes around as well, finding a few small gems that seem to satisfy her, but that strike you as nothing significant at all.
The metal framework is decorated with delicate yet intricate designs; the glass shards are decorated similarly. The pieces that are large enough to tell. The framework is a bit warped and bent out of shape, but you can tell that it is meant to be a pyramid.
You have a sneaking suspicion that this is the holocron you were looking for...
You doubt that there's any way of repairing it; some of the glass panes are still relatively whole, but there's pieces of it missing entirely. And even if you could reassemble the actual physical holocron, you have no idea if you'd be able to access the information that had been stored on it once it was damaged like this.
"Is that what you came here looking for?" Taiza says, doubtful.