In a battle in Western Norway, under the leadership of their new king, the Celtic People successfully broke through the siege, while the Celtic People north of the Danube River instinctively began to retreat eastward.
The Slavic People also retreated to the Eastern European Plain. Compared to the well-prepared and relatively strong Slavic People, the Celt lack in logistics and were distinctly targeted, with both the Germans and Romans pursuing the Celts.
All over Europe, the Celts began their migration journey eastward with Xuu You awaiting their arrival there.
Compared to the short-legged Romans, who gave up after pursuing for several hundred miles, the Germans, who had initially upheld Severus's promise, furiously chased the Celts from Western Europe all the way to the Baltic Sea coast, ceasing only when they entered what would later become Saint Petersburg in Russia.
