Twice more the NPC Raiders flung themselves upon Caribbean harbours, and twice more they found the gates barred. At Islamorada, SEAL's garrison stood beneath France's colours and turned the raiders back without ceremony, while at Espiritu Santo, ORDER did the same for Great Britain, its defenders unmoved by the incursion. No port changed hands, no new assaults were mustered in the aftermath, and the map this morning reads exactly as it did yesterday — the raiders' record of failure now stretching back across a run of turns that this column has chronicled with something approaching weary familiarity. The treasury ledger, too, offers scant novelty. KAMI sits undisturbed atop the leaderboard for another day running, its forty ports neither swelled nor diminished since the last reckoning. No challenger presses near enough to trouble the summit, and the settled order of Caribbean wealth persists exactly as it has these several days past.