Novacian Relief at Munster

In late March of 267, the Gretian force that had broke through the Northern Passage on October 18th 266 approached Garman. A detachment was sent to invade Munster, which promptly began shelling the coast. 
On April 5th, after a day of shelling and fighting, a force of 15 Novacian destroyers appeared, steaming hard towards the Gretians. The Gretians sent their destroyers to handle the force and a fierce naval engagement followed. The Novacians came out on top, driving back the final destroyer and pursuing the now retreating battleships and troop carriers. After losing two more destroyers and sinking no battleships, the Novacian force pulled off, setting up a defensive patrol around the Munster coast.