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The Assassination of Gavilar was an assassination performed by Szeth-son-son-Vallano on orders from the Parshendi[1]. It was a major turning point in Alethkar's history, leading to the War of Reckoning and most of the events in the Stormlight Archive.

Lead-up

Gavilar encountered the Parshendi on an expedition south of Alethkar, while exploring the Eastern Crownlands[2]. Gavilar showed an unusual amount of interest in the Parshendi, attempting to discover more and more about them. Eventually, in 1167, he even made a treaty with the Parshendi.

In addition, a number of changes were noted in Gavilar - he started following the Alethi Codes of War, and he developed a fascination for The Way of Kings.

On the Night

Time (approximate) Gavilar Szeth Jasnah Elhokar Sadeas
T-5 hours At the party At the party At the party At the party At the party
T-3 hours Has left the party At the party At the party At the party At the party
T-30 minutes Presumably speaking to Amaram At the party About to leave the party (worrying about her shadow) At the party - Talking to an Azish man and an Alethi man Leaving the party
T-25 minutes Presumably speaking to Amaram About to leave the party Leaving the party At the party - Talking to an Azish man and an Alethi man Unknown - Not at the party
T-20 minutes Speaking with Amaram Leaving the party On her way to meet Liss Unknown - Probably at the party Unknown - Not at the party
T-15 minutes Speaking with Amaram Starting rampage With Gavilar and Amaram Unknown - Probably at the party Unknown - Not at the party
T-10 minutes Unknown - probably getting ready to battle Szeth. On rampage to reach Gavilar Meeting Liss Unknown - Probably at the party Probably getting ready to impersonate Gavilar.
T-5 minutes Battling Szeth Battling Gavilar Going to Gavilar's chambers (going past Nale and the other ambassador) Unknown Impersonating Gavilar (running away from Szeth)
T-1 minute Dying/Giving Speech/Giving Black stone to Szeth Next to Gavilar At Gavilar's chambers Unknown Returning to Gavilar's chambers
T-0 Dying Writing the words At Gavilar's chambers - listening to Parshendi Unknown Arriving at Gavilar's chambers

To Kill (Szeth)

The scene begins with Szeth, a Truthless Shin assassin, waiting quietly in a large room, watching the Alethi celebrate the signing of a peace treaty with the Parshendi. He leaves the room, noting that his Parshendi masters will soon withdraw. Szeth wears white under the orders of the Parshendi to follow their traditions so that King Gavilar could see him coming.

When he reaches the area just outside the King's quarters, Szeth uses his abilities as a Surgebinder to fight his way past the guards. As he reaches the king's quarters, he is confronted by a Shardbearer as the King flees.

Szeth fights his way past the Shardbearer, but soon realizes that the Shardbearer, not the man he is chasing, is King Gavilar. He returns and fights him, eventually defeating him by causing the balcony he is standing on to collapse and kill Gavilar. Szeth is nearly killed in the fight. When Szeth tells Gavilar the Parshendi sent him, Gavilar is confused and says, "The Parshendi? That makes no sense."

Gavilar then gives Szeth a strange black sphere and tells him, "You must take this. They must not get it." He then instructs Szeth to tell Gavilar's brother Dalinar that he must "find the most important words a man can say."

Because as a Shin, Szeth considers a dying wish to be sacred, he leaves a note for Dalinar written in Gavilar's blood. He takes the sphere and flees.[1]

To Question (Jasnah)

Jasnah leaves the feast celebrating the signing of the Alethi treaty with the Parshendi. On her way to a clandestine meeting that she had scheduled, she notices her shadow pointing the wrong way. Her shadow slowly returns to normal, but she is disconcerted. This isn't the first time her this has happened, and she wonders if she is cursed. As she continues, she observes a group of oily black figures materialize before her. Jasnah then transfers to Shadesmar for the first time. She almost drowns in the sea of beads before figuring out how to form the beads into the shape of one of the palace hallways. One of the figures approaches her drawing a sword and Jasnah manifests a statue of Talenel to protect herself. The figure bows to her while his companions whisper to each other, and Jasnah is transfered back to the Physical Realm. She notices that the lanterns near her have been drained of Stormlight.

She hurries on to the meeting, where she tells the assassin Liss that she only wants her brother's wife, Aesudan, watched for now. Jasnah reminds Liss of their first agreement, according to which Jasnah will match payment of any offer made against a member of her family, in exchange for the name of whoever tried to have them assassinated.

As she leaves Jasnah hears the Parshendi's drums cease. As she walks she encounters Nale and an unidentified man discussing an individual named Ash as well what Jasnah believes is a shardblade. Continuing on, Jasnah hears screams and starts running, following a trail of destruction that leads to her father's rooms. She watches as Szeth collapses the balcony beneath himself and Gavilar. She begins to cry as he stands over her father and wonders what he is doing. When he walks away she sees that her father is dead, his blade having appeared next to him, and despairs over failing in her efforts to protect her family.

Members of the Parshendi ruling council, including Klade, Gangnah, and Varnali, approach Jasnah and apologize. They confess to hiring Szeth to assassinate Gavilar, claiming he was about to do something very dangerous.[3]

Notes

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