The calm has broken. Placentia, long held by Great Britain under LOM's colours, has surrendered to PEARL's assault and now flies the Pirate ensign. The Caribbean's balance tips yet again, though the day has otherwise been mercifully quiet—no further flips, no fresh attacks queued, and the administrators have refrained from meddling with taxes or configurations. Yet one port's loss, when the margin of dominion grows ever tighter, may presage storms to come. The treasuries meanwhile display the familiar pattern of slow accumulation and gradual decay. Pirate net revenue holds at a robust 436,804 reals across eighteen ports—unchanged from yesterday's tally, though the seizure of Placentia may yet alter that calculus in the coming day. Spain's seventy-four holdings continue to generate 727,222 reals without fluctuation. At the clan level, NSCN's French holdings remain the archipelago's premier revenue engine at 323,859 reals, with ACDC's British dominion hard in pursuit at 321,764, and CFS commanding Spanish interests to the tune of 277,859. Neither newly_wealthy nor newly_broke clans feature in the ledgers, yet the shifting tide of war will surely sort such fortunes ere the week is done.