The battle was over.
On the ninth day, the Flying Pirates emerged from the storm domain, picked up their members waiting outside it, and returned to their headquarters.
No one knew how the battle had ended, since the Roger Pirates' situation was still unknown.
Two days later, the Roger Pirates emerged from the northern side of the storm domain and continued onward without stopping.
In fact, over those two days, the long-lasting Super Storm had already begun to weaken.
But the energy it had gathered was far too powerful. It would take at least ten days to half a month for everything to settle completely.
Based on the Roger Pirates' previous course, the World Economy News Paper had predicted where they would emerge and immediately obtained firsthand information—a photograph.
After taking the picture, the Reporter Bird fled.
There was no doubt about the final result: both sides had suffered losses, and neither had won.
Both sides had taken significant losses.
Those who had bet on a draw made a fortune.
After all, wars between pirates usually ended with a winner and a loser, so the vast majority had bet on one side winning.
The Roger Pirates had enjoyed a geographical advantage, creating such a terrifying natural disaster.
The Flying Pirates, meanwhile, had greater overall strength.
This outcome surprised many people, and even disappointed them.
The losses were a little too small.
The Roger Pirates had lost more than a dozen combatants, but their overall strength remained terrifying, and all their main fighters were still alive.
As for the Flying Pirates, losing more than thirty officers was nowhere near enough to cripple them.
Their overall strength had declined slightly, but it would not take long to recover.
This left the Navy and the World Government somewhat disappointed.
Both sides had indeed