The peace server remained mercifully placid through yesterday's evening and this morning's trading hours—no ports changed hands, no battle drums sounded, and no fresh fortifications were raised. The archipelago's possessions held firm in their masters' grasp, and the day passed in that peculiar commerce-driven calm that defines the peaceful waters of the Caribbean. Yet beneath the tranquil surface, the ledgers have begun a curious reckoning. Spain's net revenue tumbled 288,135 reals—a staggering twenty-two percent plunge from yesterday—though NAEP's steady twenty-six ports still command the realm's highest individual earnings at 585,175 reals. The Pirates, by contrast, surged forty-eight percent to 442,073 reals, with TROP's sprawling thirty-nine-port domain generating 437,807 reals and proving the season's most profitable corsair venture. Great Britain crept upward twenty-eight percent to 464,964 reals, buoyed by FPM's remarkable ascent—the clan's eleven ports saw revenues soar one hundred and ninety-eight percent. Meanwhile, the newly broke have suffered accordingly: CONCA, ORDER, and SEAL each saw their fortunes collapse by margins ranging from sixty-one to eighty-six percent, their coffers drained by forces both fair and foul. HOOK alone defied the pattern, its meager two-port holding somehow ballooning thirteen-fold—a curiosity worth remarking upon, though the reals in question remain pittance.