Alebelly comes to get Bran because there has been a message from Robb. Alebelly takes him to Maester Luwin's quarters, where Rickon, Big Walder, and Little Walder have already gathered. Maester Luwin tells them of the victory at Oxcross and also that Robb has taken several castles including Ashemark, the seat of House Marbrand. Ser Stevron took a wound in the fighting at Oxcross and died three days later. The Walders are not particularly upset, and Bran realizes that this was the fulfillment of Jojen's dream.1 The Walders proceed to debate who is next in line, with little Walder asking if it is Ser Emmon and Big Walder pointing out that Stevron's eldest son Ryman is next followed by his sons Edwyn, Black Walder, and Petyr, then Aegon and all his sons.2Bran asks to be excused and Osha comes and takes him back to his room. Jojen and Meera arrive soon after. Jojen tells him that he dreamt of the sea rising to drown Winterfell and many men drowned, including Alebelly, Septon Chayle, and Mikken.3. Bran tells them of his dreams, and Jojen once again tells him he must open his third eye. Bran tries to warn Alebelly, Septon Chayle, and Mikken, but he is not believed, except by Alebelly who does not bathe for a week for fear of drowning. Ser Rodrik returns several days later with a prisoner, Reek.4 Leobald has sent Benfred to deal with them. Bran tells Ser Rodrik about Jojen's dream, but he is no more believing than anyone else. That night, Bran talks to Jojen again, who tells him that he saw Reek murdering Bran and Rickon and skinning off there faces. Jojen says they are going to die and there is nothing that can be done.5
