Once more the NPC Raiders came ashore and once more sailed home with empty holds. At Cartagena de Indias, TROP's garrison stood beneath Pirate colours and turned back the incursion without ceremony, while at Galdonas, FPM did the same for Great Britain, its ramparts scarcely troubled by the raiders' approach. No port changed hands, no fresh assaults were mustered in the aftermath, and this column must now record a seventh consecutive day of raider futility — a streak so entrenched that the harbours themselves seem to yawn at the sight of the approaching sails. The treasury ledger, true to its now-proverbial stillness, offers nothing fresh to report. KAMI holds the summit for yet another reckoning, its forty ports unchanged since yesterday's count, and no rival clan presses near enough to trouble that supremacy. The hierarchy of Caribbean wealth persists exactly as it has across this long week of quiet, the ledger's calm mirroring the harbours' own unbroken composure.