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Bran: "It was the Night King. He gathered thousands of White Walkers and cast ice magic together under the cover of night. A large area of ​​the sea was frozen, and by the time the sailors on the ship found out, it was too late. Then the White Walkers led the charge, followed by a large number of wights. There were only a dozen people on each ship, and they were simply unstoppable."

After hearing this, Al Klauer frowned and fell into deep thought. He knew that this crisis was serious. If no action was taken, the entire North would face a catastrophe. After a while, he raised his head and said with a firm look: "In this case, although we can't help to move the wildlings, I will lead the fleet to the bay and use artillery to support the defenders in front."

Rickon nodded in agreement. He knew that El Crow's decision was a wise one, and only in this way could they provide strong support to the garrison at the front. So he continued, "Okay, I'll go with you. Bran, I'll leave this to you. In addition, I will give you the supply ship to increase your transportation capacity. I hope you can complete the transfer mission as soon as possible. At the same time, you must also tell Robb that if the situation is not right, you must save yourself."

Bran nodded solemnly after hearing this. He understood what Rickon meant and knew that this mission was extremely difficult. But he believed that as long as everyone worked together, they would be able to overcome the difficulties. Finally, he watched the backs of Al Kroll and Rickon leaving, and prayed silently in his heart that they could return safely.

Bran looked at Rickon and felt a warm feeling in his heart. "Thank you, Rickon."

Afterwards, El Klauer and Rickon led the White Tiger Iron Fleet to the bay, while Bran began to organize craftsmen and soldiers to repair more rafts.

Hundreds of warships as big as mountains sailed by, giving the savages a great shock. The savage leaders all shut up, and under the leadership of Morona, they quietly returned to their positions, waiting for the next instruction.

Robb was very pleased to hear what Bran said. His brother had grown up. He was right. Only women and children could not defend the Wall. It was impossible for all the warriors in the North to be sacrificed because of them.

Robb thought for a moment and said, "Lord Karstark, go and make arrangements to withdraw part of our army first."

Rickard Karstark whispered, "How many men do we need to evacuate, sir?"

Robb thought for a moment and said, "Evacuate at least half of the people on land. And the woman just now is from the Amber family. After all, she is of noble blood. Arrange for her people to leave first."

"As you command, my lord!" Rickard Karstark nodded to show that he understood, and immediately turned around and left to arrange the withdrawal. Several northern generals also took the order and left. As the order was issued, the army began to withdraw from the battlefield in an orderly manner and transferred some of the troops to other places.

As time went by, the atmosphere became more tense. The soldiers moved busily, retreating quickly according to the order. Robb stood on a high place, watching all this, silently praying in his heart that they would be safe.

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At the same time, the situation at sea became confusing. The Skaggs fleet led by El Klauer sailed into the bay cautiously. Having learned the lesson of the Salador fleet, they did not dare to approach the shore rashly. Originally, El Klauer planned to contact Stannis and Jon on the shore first, but at this moment, a raging fire suddenly ignited in the distance, illuminating the entire sky.

Al Klauer frowned tightly, staring at the blazing fire in the distance with a serious look. He was full of doubts and uneasiness, not knowing what was going on ahead. At this moment, Rickon on the side seemed very anxious and impulsive. He said to Al Klauer anxiously: "Commander Al, something must have happened over there. We must hurry up and rush over!"

"Master Rickon, this is wartime, please do not interfere with my command!" El Klauer said solemnly, with a hint of majesty in his voice. "The situation is unclear at the moment, we can't just rush over like this. If this is a trap set by the White Walkers, we will suffer huge losses. As the commander of the fleet, I must be responsible to the Lord to ensure the safety of the fleet. So, please stay calm and follow my instructions."

After hearing what El Klauer said, Rickon realized that his behavior just now was too impulsive and might bring danger to the entire fleet. He took a deep breath and tried to calm himself down. Then, he apologized to El Klauer: "I'm sorry, Lord El. I just lost my temper. But please understand that my brother Jon is there, and I am very worried about his safety."

El Klauer nodded, indicating that he understood Master Rickon's feelings. He consoled him, "Don't worry, Lord Commander Jon is also the Lord's disciple. Moreover, many of the Night's Watch are my people, and they will protect Lord Commander Jon's safety. I will do my best to rescue them safely."

After saying that, El Klauer immediately began to issue orders. He transmitted information to the fleet through lights, commanding the entire fleet to be divided into three parts and quickly deployed to the surroundings. The soldiers on each ship were busy preparing for the upcoming battle. Metal pipes stretched out from the deck, pointing diagonally at the shore. This was the tactic they had already agreed on - the fleet would use artillery to attack the White Walkers from a distance to provide fire support for the troops guarding the shore.

On land, the army of wights had already broken through the human defenses like a tide. The battle was extremely brutal, and the coalition suffered heavy losses, especially the wildling warriors. Less than 10,000 people were able to retreat to the third line of defense, and Stannis' army and the Night's Watch also suffered nearly 2,000 casualties.

This time, the White Walkers launched an overwhelming attack. Countless beast-type wights surged in, including huge mammoths, snow bears, cave lions, dire wolves, etc., as well as smaller wild boars, shadow mountain cats, goats, deer, wild dogs, voles and rabbits. These beast-type wights moved very fast and could cleverly avoid burning traps. Some even carried human wights on their backs.

The second line of defense was unable to effectively stop them. This sudden change made it difficult for human warriors to adapt. To make matters worse, the fully armed White Walkers also joined the battle. Taking advantage of the opportunity when humans and animal-shaped wights were entangled, they quietly mixed into the human-shaped wights and approached them at an alarming speed. At such a close distance, the White Walkers launched a magical attack. Countless sharp ice cones shot at the human warriors like a rainstorm. Many people were caught off guard and were pierced by the sudden ice cones.