Recovered from a collapsed archive orbiting the ruins of Old Earth, Echoes in the Past is believed to be one of the last surviving data relics from before the convergence. The disc shimmers in shifting rings of coral and cyan, its surface alive with ghost signals—whispers of music, voices, and fragments of forgotten code. The orange marking burns like a warning label from another age, a reminder of humanity’s attempt to immortalize itself in fragile light.

When played, it emits no sound—only patterns, pulses, and distortion. Some say it’s a message meant to be felt, not heard. Others think it’s a loop, endlessly replaying the moment the future tried to remember its own creation.