Peter the Hermit followed Walter Sansavoir through Germany to Hungary. King Coloman granted passage, provided he caused no disturbance. He crossed Hungary in peace, giving no credence to rumours that Niketas, governor of Belgrade, was conspiring against him with Guz, a Hungarian noble. He reached Malavilla (Semlin), where his men learned of the wrong done to Walter Sansavoir's troops. They angrily captured Semlin, causing 4,000 casualties over the loss of 100. Rainald of Broyes and Godfrey Burel fought with particular bravery. After five days of rest, he heard that Coloman wanted revenge, so he quickly moved on, losing some men to Pecheneg fighters on boats as he crossed the Sava