The Bowl of the Winds

"... you earringed buffoon! We are not after the gift of passage, so it doesn't matter whether you refuse it to Aes Sedai! You let down a ladder this instant!"
—Nynaeve

For the ter'angreal, see Bowl of the Winds. For other uses of the word "wind," see Wind.

Book Index

0 I II III IV V VI VII
VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV

Chapters

Lightnings

1	High Chasaline
2	The Butcher's Yard
3	Hill of the Golden Dawn
4	Into Cairhien
5	A Broken Crown
6	Old Fear, and New Fear
7	Pitfalls and Tripwires
8	The Figurehead
9	A Pair of Silverpike
10	Unseen Eyes
11	An Oath
12	A Morning of Victory
13	The Bowl of the Winds
14	White Plumes
15	Insects
16	A Touch on the Cheek
17	The Triumph of Logic
18	As the Plow Breaks the Earth
19	Diamonds and Stars
20	Patterns Within Patterns
21	Swovan Night
22	Small Sacrifices
23	Next Door to a Weaver
24	The Kin
25	Mindtrap
26	The Irrevocable Words
27	To Be Alone
28	Bread and Cheese
29	The Festival of Birds
30	The First Cup
31	Mashiara
32	Sealed to the Flame
33	A Bath
34	Ta'veren
35	Into the Woods
36	Blades
37	A Note from the Palace
38	Six Stories
39	Promises to Keep
40	Spears
41	A Crown of Swords

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Setting: Ebou Dar Harbor

Point of view: Aviendha

Aviendha is on a boat with Elayne, Nynaeve, and Birgitte, trying to grasp in her mind the vast amounts of water that make up an ocean. They worry a bit since being warned by Egwene that Moghedien escaped, but they resolve to just be careful. Aviendha suggests they rely on Mat's ta'veren abilities to help find the bowl. Nynaeve immediately rejects the idea but Elayne considers it to be a good idea. They arrive at the largest Sea Folk ship in the harbor and prepare to board. The Sea Folk do not wish to allow Aes Sedai on their ship but Elayne tells them that they already know that the Windfinders can channel.

Aviendha finds the jewelry worn by the Sea Folk to be very strange, especially the nose rings. Malin din Toral Breaking Wave is the Wavemistress for clan Somarin. They move to a cabin where they encounter Nesta din Reas Two Moons, the Mistress of Ships for the Atha'an Miere. Elayne asks for channelers to help fix the weather when they find the ter'angreal bowl. When Elayne describes the bowl, the Sea Folk identify it as the Bowl of the Winds. The Sea Folk begin working on terms of a bargain for their aid with the Bowl of the Winds and the shorefolk are way out of their depth.

The Bowl of the Winds

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