O OUTOFMAP.
SIGNAL: UNSTABLE
N 00° 00′ 00.0″
E 00° 00′ 00.0″
CARTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVE / EST. UNKNOWN

OUTOFMAP.

[ 00 — ∅ ]

YOU HAVE LEFT
THE KNOWN WORLD.

Coordinates lost. Boundaries undefined.
Something exists beyond the map.

MAPPING SYSTEM UNSTABLE
KNOWN TERRITORY98.7%
UNMAPPED SECTORS[REDACTED]
FIG. 00 — THE EDGE OF THE RECORDSCROLL TO DESCEND ↓

LIVE CARTOGRAPHY / 01

THE UNMAPPED
TERRITORY.

A partial reconstruction of the places that persist beyond the edge of known space. Drag to explore. Select a marker to inspect.

LIVE SCANSECTOR: 00 / 000
GRID REF. 0.000 / 0.000
UNMAPPED
TERRITORY
N / 00° 00′
E / --° 14′
VOID AREA — NO DATA
KNOWN WORLD / EDGE
0400 KM
FIG 01.1RECONSTRUCTION BASED ON FRAGMENTED DATA / ACCURACY UNCONFIRMEDLAT. [NULL] LONG. [NULL]

RECOVERED DATA / 02

PLACES THAT
SHOULD NOT EXIST.

Fragments recovered from outside the known grid. Some records are incomplete. Others are still being written.

05 RECORDS FOUND
— END OF CURRENT RECORD —MORE FRAGMENTS MAY EXIST

FIELD TOOLS / 03

INTERROGATE
THE SYSTEM.

A local simulation of the original survey terminal. The system remembers more than its operators.

OM-TERMINAL // LOCAL INSTANCESIMULATION
SESSION: 2026-10-16 / LOCALENCRYPTION: UNKNOWN
OUTOFMAP INVESTIGATION TERMINAL / BUILD 00.∅
LOCAL SIMULATION ONLY. NO REMOTE SYSTEMS CONNECTED.
TYPE 'HELP' TO VIEW AVAILABLE COMMANDS.
TRY A COMMAND

AN EXCERPT FROM THE FIELD LOG / 04

OUTSIDE THE
KNOWN WORLD.

FIELD NOTE 01

Every map has an edge.

FIELD NOTE 02

We assumed it was the limit of what could be discovered.

TRANSMISSION / 03

Then the coordinates began to change.

RECOVERED TEXT

Roads appeared where no roads had been recorded. Signals originated from places that did not exist. Entire regions disappeared between consecutive scans.

FINAL ENTRY

The system was not losing the map.

—

It was discovering what had been left outside it.

ARCHIVE CONCLUSION / UNVERIFIED

OUTOFMAP is the record of everything
that should not be there.

THE ORIGINAL MAP HAS NOT BEEN LOCATED.