[2] However, they would be intercepted at Nöteborg and negotiations would quickly develop between the Novgorodians and Viborgs commander, Sten Turesson Bielke.

[10][7] After the Swedish attack into Karelia and Ladoga, the Novgorodians responded by raiding the districts around the Nemetski and Karelian towns, they would also devastate the countryside, burning the crops and killing many cattle.

[7][8][6] Later in the year, another Swedish expedition goes against Ingria, the Swedes ravaged the town of Toldoga and went further into "the country of the Vod people" but due to their caution took nothing from it.

[7] The expedition eventually ended in a decisive defeat for the Swedes who were repulsed by troops from Kopore under the command of Fedor Vasilevich.

[7][8][11] During the main battle, Michail Koporanin, who was according to the Novgorod Chronicle a "good man" was killed by the Swedes.