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{{image|Navani and Raboniel by Esther Schrader.jpg|side=right|width=250px|[[Navani]] and [[Raboniel]] collaborating}}
During the course of Urithiru's occupation, [[Navani Kholin]] elected to work with the [[Fused]] [[Raboniel]]. They sought an answer to the existence of [[anti-Investiture|anti-Light]], which Navani believed would enable the coalition to kill Odium.{{book ref|sa4|65}}{{book ref|sa4|76}} With Navani's successful discovery of anti-Voidlight, Raboniel was able to
While the conflicts in Emul and Urithiru were going on, the diplomatic mission to [[Lasting Integrity]] saw its own share of setbacks. [[Adolin]], [[Shallan]], [[Pattern]], and [[Mayalaran]] were the only ones granted entry to the fortress, where Adolin agreed to stand trial before the [[honorspren]] to prove to them that modern humans were worthy of bonding.{{book ref|sa4|36}} The highprince uncovered a rift in the society of honorspren, proving that not all of them were opposed to aiding the humans.{{book ref|sa4|87}} In the end, Maya's revelation that the [[deadeye]]s had chosen alongside their Radiants to abandon their oaths disproved the spren's claim that humans were murderers and traitors.{{book ref|sa4|94}} Though this argument did not win over the entire population,{{book ref|sa4|94}} there was a new group willing to travel back to Urithiru to look for new humans among the coalition to bond.{{book ref|sa4|115}}
[[Honor]] first suggests to Dalinar in his [[Dalinar's visions|visions]] that the best possibility of beating Odium is a contest between a champion of Odium's and a champion appointed by those who oppose him.{{book ref|sa2|4}} The [[Stormfather]] agrees with this notion, explaining that Odium will see it as a situation that will cost him only time if he loses.{{book ref|sa3|16}} Odium agrees to such a contest during the [[Battle of Thaylen Field]], but he and Dalinar do not set terms at the time.{{book ref|sa3|117}} During the coalition's campaign in [[Emul]], [[Hoid]] advises Dalinar that Odium will not approach him to set terms for the contest until the coalition frightens him into believing that they could win the war.{{book ref|sa4|50}} [[Renarin]] confirms this when he gets a chance at the camp in [[Laqqi]] to tell Dalinar about his most recent vision.{{book ref|sa4|54}}
In the meantime, Hoid drafts a contract for Dalinar to present to the [[Shard]] in which he strives to make it so that Odium will not win, even if he cannot lose.{{book ref|sa4|99}} Jasnah approaches the other monarchs in the coalition and makes some headway with gaining their approval of the contract.{{book ref|sa4|101}} In the end, when Odium approaches Dalinar, Dalinar finds that he alone must negotiate terms with him. Odium claims he is unable to comply with some of the
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