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Later Dalinar took Adolin aside to inspect the king's saddle as Elhokar had requested of them. Adolin quickly realized that Elhokar believes the girth was cut deliberately and pointed out his cousin's worsening paranoia and that he and his father seem to have become Elhokar's bodyguards to his annoyance. Despite the misgivings, both he and Dalinar agree that if the girth was cut there may be plot to kill the king as Alethi lighteyes are fond of their overly complicated plots. Dalinar assigned Adolin the task to investigate this further. Adolin wondered if Sadeas may be behind it but Dalinar shuts down the suggestion and showed Adolin that though they and Sadeas both have invested interest and desire to keep Elhokar safe and will work together to manipulate other highprinces for the King's benefit. Dalinar then revealed [[Gavilar]]'s final words. Adolin connected this to his father's presumed delusions and assumed they are a product of guilt over Gavilar's death. Dalinar hoped Adolin would learn to see the importance of the Codes. He then asked Adolin to at least respect Sadeas. Adolin reluctantly agreed and at his insistnaceinsistence Dalinar agreed to consider that Sadeas might be playing them.{{book ref|sa1|15}}

During the feast, Adolin found his father once more and informed him that he had dueled three different men who had accused both Dalinar and House Kholin of being cowards and of asking the king to abandon the [[Vengeance Pact]]. Dalinar told Adolin to ignore what others say or think. He added that the rumors were true. Dalinar had told the king in confidence they needed to end the war and return to AlterhkarAlethkar. Dalinar asked for Adolin's trust and promissespromises to talk later, but Adolin replied he was worrriedworried that the visions may be delusions. His father then acknowledged Adolin was right to be worried about their House's reputation. Dalinar thought that Elhokar would keep quiet about their conversation. He explained to Adolin he had suggested winning the war by striking the Parshendi directly.{{book ref|sa1|18}} Once the Vengeance Pact is fulfilled they would be able to go back home and stabilize Alethkar.{{book ref|sa1|22}} Adolin agreed with the his father's plan without objection, to Dalinar's surprise. Adolin explained he can support a strike, but that they would need a solid plan to get everyone on board with it. They planned to slowly get the highprinces to start working together with them to build trust. On the gossip, they disagreed with Adolin wanting to defend the house's honor. Dalinar countered saying that dueling others wouldn't change how they thought about the Kholins. He would publish an officalofficial refutation, which Adolin admitted is better than nothing.{{book ref|sa1|22}}

Just as Adolin was about to leave, his father spotted his aunt [[Navani]] and Adolin huggedherhugged her affectionately. She asked him how his courting is going, which Dalinar likened to a fast dance with changing partners. She told Adolin that was only old people who should have to be boring. Adolin thanked her and then left to tell Renarin that their aunt has returned. Later that evening Elhokar announced that he had named Sadeas as [[Highprince of Information]] and the investigation was no longer in House Kholin's hands.{{book ref|sa1|22}}

Days later, Adolin went to see his father at the [[Gallery of Maps]]. Adolin revealed that he was now courting [[Malasha Seveks]]. They discussed Dalinar's meeting with Highprince [[Roion]], who declined to work together. So, Dalinar planned to approach the others. Adolin brought up that Sadeas asked permission to enter their warcamp for his investigation. Adolin was worried about Sadeas' motives, but Dalinar pointed out that deyingdenying Sadeas's authority would undermine the king's as well besides making the Kholins look guilty.

}}To Adolin's dismay, Dalinar stated he was trusting Sadeas because of the visions. Adolin then accused his father of betting their house's future on the visions. Dalinar attempted to reassure Adolin by stating he would not stand by idle to see their house fall, and dismissed Adolin.{{book ref|sa1|25}}

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As they continuecontinued on their inspections, Adolin allowsallowed his mind to wander, thinking about Malasha and a new woman who has caught his interest: [[Danlan Morakotha]]. HeThey alsotalked remarks onabout the good things his father has done for theDalinar campdid, such as paying half the costpartly for the families of [[Darkeyes|darkeyed]] soldiers' families to come tohere, theand Shatterdabout Plains.the Dalinarfaith wondersof whatthe willcamps happen towhen the warcamps when theyarmies leave, as they are now a [[Wikipedia:De facto|de facto]] Alethi province. Dalinar continuescontinued, wondering what willwould happen to the value of gemhearts if they keepkept capturing them at the rate they arewere. HeDalinar tells Adolintold that thesethey willneeded beto thingsconsider hethese willthings, havewith toAdolin considerleft and Adolin wonderswondering what his father meansmeant.{{book ref|sa1|28}}