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| Why can’t they just let us go? Could you go back and tell them? We don’t want trouble. We just want to go away.

| Vai’s plea to Kaladin {{book ref|sa3|17}}

 

Kaladin offered to help the parshmen, but Sah questioned whether or not he really just wanted them to get caught. As Sah walked off to confer with the other parshmen, Vai walked over to where Kaladin sat, bringing him a waterskin. She then backed away, but didn’t flee as Kaladin reached for the waterskin. When he thanked her, she asked if they would chase them, why they couldn’t just let them go. She asked Kaladin if he could go back and tell them that they don’t want trouble. Kaladin apologized, but he told Vai they will come. They are considered “a resource” they can’t ignore.{{book ref|sa3|17}}

Vai sniffled and asked why, that they never tried to hurt them, they were nice. She even promised that she never hit anyone when she was mad. Kaladin explained that he didn’t mean her, but Vai’s ancestors. However, he trailed off as he didn’t know how to explain slavery to a seven-year-old. He tossed the waterskin back to her and she ran back to her father.{{book ref|sa3|17}}

 

 

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