DESIGN

In keeping with other known prophecy discs, the Eleanor Disc is a smooth, metallic object of deep black and navy tones, engraved with intricate golden patterns. At its centre lies the “AW” emblem, though its placement differs from related examples: the Fontainebleau Disc bears a recessed emblem, while the

Walker City Disc positions it at the top. Here, it is prominently situated at the centre. Notably, the Eleanor Disc features a far greater number of engravings than the four other discs identified to date.

Arranged clockwise around its surface, the engravings form a continuous narrative. The first depicts vast storm clouds descending upon the earth, interpreted as a solar storm — an event believed by the Ancients to devastate much of the planet’s population and infrastructure in the future. Following this, a sequence of scenes portrays union, the transfer of knowledge, and the depiction of a Walker couple.

Further along, the engravings show a group gathered beside a Time Capsule, suggesting the moment of its excavation. Another section illustrates a procession of Walkers crossing mountainous terrain, carrying the Ancient Walker Flag, a symbol of continuity and belonging.

Later segments present figures assembled at rivers, waterfalls, and monumental landscapes. In several of these, Walkers are depicted lowering their masks in mutual recognition, while above them their drones ascend skyward...

Finally, five drones are engraved along the outer edge. These are generally regarded as symbolic rather than literal, serving as a closing motif to the disc’s cycle of imagery.

THE PROPHECY

The Eleanor Disc is estimated to date back several millennia. Its engravings appear to document a chronological sequence of events, from catastrophic natural disasters to the unification of Walker groups and the safeguarding of knowledge through the Time Capsules.

The exceptional precision and clarity of these depictions suggest the disc was produced with advanced techniques, the exact methods of which remain unknown.