Metro areas, in some way or another, have some unique geographical features that define how they're built and develop. This one, in particular, has a massive obstacle in a more unique way. Metro areas, in general, have their features that define how they build and develop, such as lakes, rivers, oceans, hills, mountains, and wetlands and that the life and anything else that could have an impact on how urban planners, zoning boards, builders, architects, and any other person of interest.

This one metro area called san la angel (no it's not supposed to be a stand-in for Los Angeles or any other city) has a giant fox that protects the mountains, the valley, and all the life that lives there from human impact.

He mainly subsides on any flora or fauna(Humans included) he crushes on accidentally or purposely and any life that he grabs either from the mountains or the city.

Yes, the fox does anal vore and regular oral vore to subside on.

He would not harm anyone (for the most part) intentionally, he just wants to protect the lives he cares about and decrease the human impact.

As a result, the San la angel area is home to some of the densest cities on the planet and have adjusted to life living under the shadow of the giant fox and have gotten used to the fox grabbing people on occasion.


Yes they have attempted to destroy it in the past, but it's better to just adjust to life under its shadow