the Concavity as folklore: the feral Concavity — the relocation's monster-folklore
whole packs and herds of feral animals operating in locust-like fashion in the rhythmic lushness of parts of the Great Concavity to the due northeast, descended reputedly from domestic pets and abandoned during the relocational transition to an O.N.A.N.ite map
Context
The Concavity's political life as folk mythology (ours per the annularity boundary): the feral herds are "descended reputedly from domestic pets and abandoned during the relocational transition to an O.N.A.N.ite map" — the folklore's own etiology names the Reconfiguration, "the relocational transition," as the origin of the monsters. The explorers who "ventured northeast of Checkpoints along the Lucited ATHSCMulated walls and never returned" complete the map: the walls, fans, and checkpoints of experialism have become the boundary of a mythic devouring north. What was a policy — shove the waste onto the ceded territory — is now a gospel of the feral, narrated by a coke addict as fact.