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Later on, they tried to recruit Kaladin to their side. Kaladin had been investigating the matter and discovered Moash's part in it, and so Graves attempted to convince him that Elhokar was a bad king who deserved to be replaced. Kaladin did not report them to authorities but refused to assist Graves.{{book ref|sa2|46}} When the conspirators had another opportunity to assassinate the king, this time through direct physical assault, Kaladin had a change of heart and saved Elhokar from them.{{book ref|sa2|84}}
As they fled the Alethi warcamps, Graves wondered whether his interpretation had been wrong, or if he was simply too slow.{{book ref|sa2|87}} Fleeing across the Frostlands with Moash, [[Febrth]], and [[Fia]], he was attacked and killed by [[Fused]] using [[
=== Second Assassination Attempt on Dalinar ===
On the day that Kaladin was saving Elhokar in the warcamps, Szeth arrived in [[Narak]], where Dalinar had been commanding the Alethi armies against [[stormform]] [[listeners]] who were summoning the [[Everstorm]]. Dalinar bravely fought against the assassin, but proved to be no match for him. Several soldiers, [[Bridge Four]] members, and even Highprince [[Roion]] died trying to protect Dalinar, who was then finally struck with a [[Lashing]] that sent him up in the sky.{{book ref|sa2|85}}
Szeth intended Dalinar to fall to his death when the Stormlight ran out, but Kaladin had arrived just in time, flying in haste all the way from the warcamps, to save the highprince. The two
=== Undermining of Dalinar's Leadership ===
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