The problem was that the cannons were set up in the cardinal directions of the village, with an extra two to the north. It would take little adjustment to fire, though the shock had rendered the southern cannons useless. The village was mostly in flames by now, the fish begging to retreat under the blood and havoc with stolen currency, armor, weapons and people. They had razed the village, and would start the retreat, having accomplished their goal. With everything in order, Tarry ordered his troops to fall back with the stolen goods, and the giant turned to walk away. The village had been sacked to smoldering ruins, and a massive fire raged across the plains. The dragon had saved [i]itself[/i] from the cannons, but had not saved the burning village. Throwing firebombs at the building and ground behind them, the Giants and fish slowly began to trickle out of the village and under the cover of the burning grass and dark plains. However, they had taken a major blow, and would have to wait awhile before another full blown siege of an area. They would bide their time.