Once again the NPC Raiders flung themselves against Caribbean shores and once again withdrew with nothing to show for it. At Puerto Plata, OCB's garrison held beneath French colours, denying the incursion without ceremony, while at Saint-Marc, HMR did precisely the same for Great Britain, its ramparts unbothered by the raiders' approach. No port changed hands, no new assaults were mustered in the aftermath, and this column now finds itself recording a sixth consecutive morning of raider futility — a streak so unbroken that the only remaining suspense is which harbour shall next decline to be taken. The treasury ledger, true to form, offers nothing to disturb the established order. KAMI remains atop the leaderboard for yet another reckoning, its forty ports neither swelled nor diminished since yesterday's count, and no rival clan presses near enough to threaten the summit. The hierarchy of Caribbean wealth persists exactly as this column has now chronicled across a full week of unbroken quiet, the ledger's stillness matching the harbours' own.