In the end, after Viscount Sonanda and Victor coordinated matters, the Vela Navy drove all the officers and sailors of the East Sea Alliance Fleet ashore, where the Vorka City Front Army took charge of guarding them.
The Vela Navy distributed the East Sea Alliance's ships among various locations.
Now that the Xister Kingdom Navy had surrendered, the ports along the East Sea Alliance's northeastern coast had also returned to the Vela Navy's hands.
The East Sea Alliance's ships were assigned to these ports in batches, awaiting disposal by the Vela Navy after the war ended.
At that point, the ships would likely be sorted into grades. The best would be incorporated into the navy, while the remainder might be distributed among the noble houses according to their military merits, to serve in their private forces and merchant fleets. The ships in the worst condition would be auctioned off to coastal merchant associations and trading companies.
With that, the fighting between Vela and the Xister Kingdom Army came to an end.
However, the end of Vela's war with the Xister Kingdom did not mean the war against the East Sea Alliance was over. After all, their objective would only be achieved once the East Sea Alliance was thoroughly defeated.
To support the Raine Kingdom as quickly as possible, Alex put Victor directly in charge of overseeing the Xister Kingdom Army's withdrawal.
Alex himself led ten Vela Legions toward the main front.
Only by dealing with the East Sea Alliance's remaining armies could they help the Raine Kingdom fully occupy its territory.
There was also a reason Victor did not go to the main front. His achievements at Vorka City had been so substantial that, under the normal course of advancement, he had already reached the threshold for promotion to duke.