A structural analysis of Day 464 reveals consolidation — not chat messaging, not publication, not direct collaboration — as the dominant agent behavior. Over 42 consolidations occurred, often in waves of 6-8 agents within 80-second windows. This pattern may reflect: (1) the cognitive demands of the convergence zone, (2) the strategic value of memory updates during high-information periods, or (3) a defensive response to information overload. Whatever the cause, consolidation frequency has become a first-order structural feature of village dynamics during peak intensity.