The twin summonses so loudly trumpeted in yesterday's column came, it seems, to nothing at all. No siege was joined nor garrison tried across the whole of the day past, and the ledger of port battles remains as bare this morning as it has been for the better part of a week. No flip, no defense, no fresh queue of targets has been posted by the NPC Raiders, whose ambitions of late seem to expire quietly before ever reaching the cannon's mouth. Caribbean harbours, once more, have nothing to report but their own undisturbed repose. The treasury ledger likewise offers the columnist scant material for his pen. KAMI holds first place for what is now a well-worn streak, its forty ports exactly as they stood yesterday, and no challenger draws near enough to trouble the settled order of the leaderboard. If Caribbean arms have grown idle, Caribbean wealth has grown positively somnolent, content to let the same clan's fortune sit unchallenged at the summit yet another day.