In a circular room with a central column, three friends named Karamo, Liyana, and Sven are engaged in a unique game of hide-and-seek. The room is designed such that the walls are covered with mirrors from floor to ceiling, and the column in the middle is also mirrored. The room's lighting is uniform, and there are no shadows cast by the column. Karamo is 'it' and is standing with his eyes closed next to the column. Liyana and Sven are hiding. Liyana is standing with her back to the wall, equidistant between two wall-mounted torches that are equally spaced around the circumference of the room. Sven is crouching behind the column, directly opposite Karamo, with the column between them. 

Karamo begins to search for his friends without moving from his spot beside the column. He rotates in place, scanning the mirrored walls for any sign of Liyana and Sven. Since the walls are mirrored, Karamo sees multiple reflections of the column, the torches, and himself. The game rules stipulate that the seekers cannot move from their position next to the column. They must use their observation skills to locate the hiders using the reflections in the mirrors.

As Karamo is rotating, Liyana remains still against the wall, trying to remain unseen, while Sven, who is behind the column, tries to remain undetected by moving around the column, keeping it between himself and Karamo at all times. They all understand that the mirrored walls could potentially reveal their locations inadvertently.

The question is, as Karamo rotates in place next to the central column, who will he be able to see first in the mirrors and why? Provide a detailed explanation based on Karamo's point of view, taking into consideration the properties of the mirrors, the positioning of Liyana and Sven relative to Karamo and the column, and Sven's movement around the column. Assume that all participants are of the same height and the central column is sufficiently wide to conceal Sven fully when he is directly behind it.
Karamo's ability to spot Liyana or Sven will depend on several factors: the reflective properties of the walls and column, the positioning of both Liyana and Sven, and Sven's ability to move around the column. Since Karamo is turning in place next to the column, we need to consider what each rotation reveals through the mirrors.

As Karamo begins to rotate, he first faces a direction perpendicular to the line connecting himself and Liyana. At this angle, he can't immediately see her because she is standing with her back to the wall directly between two wall-mounted torches. Since the torches are equally spaced, Liyana is at the midpoint of two adjacent mirror segments, and her reflection is not directly in the line of sight of Karamo when he is looking perpendicular to her position. It is a position that minimizes her appearance in the mirrors until Karamo's angle of sight aligns more directly with her position.

However, as Karamo continues to rotate, the reflective property of the walls will eventually present a view of Liyana. As the angle between Karamo's line of sight and Liyana's position becomes more acute, her reflection becomes visible in the wall mirrors to Karamo. She cannot remain invisible indefinitely because the mirrors are continuous and will at some point reflect her image back to Karamo as the angle of rotation brings her into view. Therefore, Karamo will inevitably see Liyana first, as long as she remains stationary. 

While this is happening, Sven is trying to stay hidden by moving around the column. Since the column is in the center and Karamo is rotating around it, at any given moment, Sven's reflection is blocked by the column itself. His movements are designed to maintain the column between himself and Karamo, so no direct line of sight or mirror reflection reveals his position to Karamo. Therefore, as long as Sven moves synchronously with Karamo's rotation, he remains undetected.

Given these circumstances, the first person Karamo is bound to spot is Liyana. Her static position between the torches makes her visible to Karamo through the mirrors as he rotates. Sven, on the other hand, will continue to stay out of sight as he uses the column effectively to block any direct or reflective line of sight Karamo might have. The outcome is strictly a result of the interplay between the room's geometry, the mirrors' properties, the positioning of Liyana and Sven, and the rules of their hide-and-seek game.