By the next day, the wreck-strewn battlefield in the Eastern Sea had been mostly cleared. The originally dark-purple seawater had become much clearer, and even the various wreckages and corpses piled across the surface had diminished greatly. The losses and gains had also been mostly tallied.
It was worth mentioning that the Huan Kingdom had not taken any supplies, wealth, or other logistical resources. Instead, it distributed them all among the Jianghu righteous, Western Chu, Otherworlders, and the rest who had participated in the battle. However, it claimed every warship from the Canadian camp.
Clearly, the lion's share had gone to the Huan Kingdom. Just one Golden Divine Ship, one Lance King, seven Golden Colossi, and seven Iron Colossi had already made the Huan Kingdom immensely wealthy, not to mention the large, medium, small, and miniature warships and wreckage.
Yet aside from the Huan Kingdom and Western Chu forces, the other Jianghu righteous and Otherworlders had no use for warships. Were they supposed to become pirates or fishermen? Thus, although everyone understood perfectly well, no one objected. They had already expected the Huan Kingdom to act this way.
After all, the Huan Kingdom handing over all the wealth and supplies was already generous enough. If they kept protesting and the Huan Kingdom proposed splitting everything evenly, allowing whoever could sail a warship away to take it, those scattered lone wanderers would be left dumbfounded.
Xiang Ta, the representative of the Western Chu forces, had initially harbored some objections. But after being deliberately ignored several times, he wisely stopped speaking and turned his attention to securing those logistical supplies.
Near noon, the Eastern Sea had been basically cleared. According to intelligence reports, after the Canadian camp suffered a crushing defeat at sea, the land-based allied army had seized the momentum and