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[[Lopen]] covertly retrieved the money during one of the next bridge runs and turned the money over to Kaladin. During the run, Teft’s suspicions about Kaladin came to a head and he tricked Kaladin into unconsciously using his powers. Kaladin, realizing that his powers were of the Knights Radiant, grew scared and wanted to be rid of them. He confronted [[Syl]], and during the argument, Syl grew angry and ran away.{{book ref\|sa1\|57}} Later that evening, Kaladin came across [[Hoid]], who told him the story of [[Derethil]] and the [[''[[Wandersail'']]'', a story that Kaladin interpreted as one about taking responsibility. Before Hoid left, he gave Kaladin a [[Trailman's flute]] and told him to look after his apprentice [[Sigzil]], leaving Kaladin to tell Sigzil that he is now a full [[Worldsinger]]. Syl, who was present for the story, returned to Kaladin and explained what she remembered and knew about his powers. Syl offered to cut off their bond, which would leave them both crippled, but Kaladin finally decided to take on the responsibility that [[Surgebinding]] represented and to use the power to help others.{{book ref\|sa1\|57}} Kaladin spent a week trying to learn how to use his Surgebinding powers alongside Teft with little to no success while Bridge Four continued to train to become spearmen. While trying to learn Surgebinding, Teft told Kaladin what he knew of the Knights Radiant, teaching him the First Ideal of the [[Immortal Words]].{{book ref\|sa1\|59}}

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