Shell of Venus is a relic unearthed from the deep strata of Uchronic Paris: a colossal shell kept in a glass display case at the bottom of an excavation near Montparnasse.
| Type | Object (relic) |
| World | Antiterra |
| Spanish entry | Concha de Venus |
Description
The excavation lies in the shadow of the Panthéon, with the distant silhouette of the Eiffel Tower on the horizon. The shell is a cabinet piece exhibited as a find, still unread.
Context
Uchronic Paris is the western capital of Antiterra, the twin world. The Temporal Apocalypse of 1889 precedes and marks the strata of the city.
Open questions
- The shell’s origin and function are not fixed.