Following the devastating seismic event that critically damaged Lisbon and its surrounding regions on February 23, 1884, a relief operative by the name of Antonio encountered a remarkable discovery. Engaged in the post-disaster rescue and recovery operation, Antonio observed an unusual, glossy black object that emerged from the ruins.

The distinctive visual features of the object, marked by its reflective, vitreous surface, immediately attracted Antonio's attention. Persistent efforts to uncover the historical context and provenance of this object have thus far remained inconclusive.

The unearthing of this object provides a transitory glimpse into the cities history, however, its cryptic characteristics continue to confound investigators. Additional inquiries and examination are essential to reveal the concealed beginnings and undisclosed chronicle of this unknown object found within the seismic wreckage of Lisbon.