The Margraves to their credit managed to rescue almost all of their forces from the bridge relatively quickly, using all five of their ships to carry out the mission.
And a similar thing happened for Alexander too.
With six ships and twelve ladders, the four hundred or so men were able to very quickly, nimbly climb down the ladder at a speed that made it so that their evacuation ended almost around the same time as the Margraves's, even though the latter had started much earlier.
Thus the ships below teemed with armored soldiers, while above, in place of the once heavily contested ground lay the dead and the wounded, from both sides, their bodies proving too heavily heavy to be moved.
Oh, and the about nine hundred of the Heeat forces, they were still stuck there, waiting for rescue.
To that effect they tried their best to get the Margraves's attention, waving their hands and shouting,
"Hey! We are still up here! We need help! Come over here!"
