The red sun rises, casting great light, and the river flows underwater, pouring into a vast ocean. The torrential Moa River, from the upper reaches of the Red Soil Clan, flows down through the Moa nickel belt with faintly reddish nickel sand, converging with the Caribbean Sea. After a night of celebration, the faint red bloodstains by the sea also dissipated almost completely.
Over two hundred headless bodies of the Siguayu, drifted away with the tide, disappearing into the vast sea. Only the sharks, drawn by the scent, were still searching for traces of the fierce battle.
The Kingdom Fleet stayed with the Red Soil Clan for four or five more days. The Kingdom's Warriors, along with the local Taino Militia, searched the surrounding mountain forests, capturing dozens of Siguayu stragglers who had escaped into the woods. Including those captured in naval battles, there were as many as eighty Siguayu captives.
