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At the training grounds Adolin and Kaladin's dislike for one another only grows. Adolin tells Kaladin he doesn't trust him and that even though Kaladin's job is to keep him alive, he can take care of himself and Kaladin should instead spend his time keeping Renarin safe. Adolin has brought Renarin to the training grounds to petition Zahel to train him.{{book ref|sa2|16}} When Zahel tests Kaladin's ability to protect Renarin, Adolin joins in, deliberately provoking Kaladin. The two fight and in the end, after he throws Kaladin off him, Zahel chews him out for fighting an unarmed sparring partner the way he did. {{book ref|sa2|18}}
During a highstorm, Kaladin finds Adolin looking at a fashion magazine and questions why he would be when all he wears is uniforms. Adolin, annoyed, asks Kaladin if he really needs to be there and when Kaladin explains why, asks that he at least leave him and Renarin out of it. When Dalinar asks Adolin if he's made any progress in his duels, Adolin says that he thought others would want to challenge him after Salinor, but it seems that they're stalling instead. When Kaladin asks if he has tried anyone in Sadeas' camp, Adolin tells him the only Shardbearer is Amaram. Dalinar says Adolin wouldn't be duelling him because Amaram might be on their side and possibly willing to secede to the Kholin princedom. Adolin gives out his plan to challenge other half Shardbearers with the argument that this will make full Shardbearers see him as a challenge and that his father will help
While the bridgemen learn how to ride horses, Adolin and Renarin are out exercising theirs. Adolin taunts Kaladin's difficulties with [[Spray]], the horse he's riding. He ends up goading Kaladin into riding [[Dreamstorm]] and calls him mad when Kaladin follows through and inevitably gets thrown from the horse's back. He later thanks Kaladin for not telling his father that he more or less dared Kaladin to do it.{{book ref|sa2|25}}
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