The battle ended, and Paros Island and the Swordsmanship Tournament returned to normal.
The merchant ships and transport ships that had been barred from entering the waters around Paros Island's ports because of the battle resumed arriving.
Before the battle began, the Kronos Kingdom had anticipated the potentially devastating consequences.
It had dispatched a large number of Navy Warships to blockade the shipping lanes, temporarily preventing ships from reaching the ports.
After all, Paros Island had more than one port.
As the island expanded, smaller ports had been built in two other directions to keep the main port from being overloaded.
Ships could either take a detour to reach Paros Island through another port or wait for the battle to end.
However, the repercussions of the battle were far from over.
After the battle, Tyr continued using his ability to restore the badly damaged island. He might expand it further, but that was a matter for later.
Even if construction was needed, it would wait until after the Swordsmanship Tournament.
The Kronos Kingdom had long-term plans.
As order across the seas gradually stabilized, Paros Island would only grow more prosperous.
Meanwhile, on the political front, the Kronos Kingdom had also secured a victory.
In Mary Geoise, the competing representatives received messages from the kingdoms backing them and promptly abandoned their competition with the Kronos Kingdom.
In the future, all arms procurement for the new government's navy and army would go through the two arms companies, the Vulcan Arms Company and the Fengshen Arms Company.
It was effectively an outright monopoly.
Tyr's words had not been directed at Typhon alone. They were all intelligent people and understood that this was the Kronos Kingdom's warning to them.
If they did not want their kingdoms destroyed, they had better behave.
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