The guns have fallen silent again this morning, no port battle concluded nor flag struck since yesterday's dispatch, leaving the Gazette's ledger of conquest bare for the second time this week. The lull will not hold long, however, for Spain's XXX has called HYDR4's British hold on Tantun Cuzamil to account this very evening, a contest set for tonight. Beyond that, the NPC Raiders stir once more in their familiar fashion, having marked NSCN's French port of Pointe-a-Pitre and CFS's Spanish holding of Wilmington for trial tomorrow — whether these marauders improve upon their long record of failure, this office will not presume to guess before the fact. The treasury table, too, rests undisturbed. CFS holds fast atop the standings with twenty-six ports, rank and count alike unmoved since yesterday, a reign now extending into its twelfth consecutive day and seemingly unbothered by the Raiders' impending call at Wilmington. No other clan's fortunes shifted enough to trouble the upper ranks, and the Caribbean's counting-houses remain this morning precisely as fixed as its coastline.