And the Persian fleet, they go back to their boats, they run back to their boats, according to Herodotus, and many of them are killed as they retreat. And they're going to go back around the peninsula potentially to go attack Athens, but they decide not to, and they retreat. Now, the word, so this is a very big deal in history, first of all, is that this mighty empire is put back in this battle. It oftentimes, historians will mark it as the beginning of kind of Greek ascendancy, the ascendancy of Greek civilization. At the end of these Greco-Persian Wars, and we're really just in the beginning periods of right now, that's really the beginning of the Greek Golden Age. But as we'll see, these war, the Greco-Persian Wars are not over with the battle at Marathon. That was just the first, I guess, major interaction over the next few decades.