Victory And Defeat: Book Five Of The Restoration Series - Plot & Excerpts
Most of the pilgrims were paying little heed to the temple guards and he was trying to remain unnoticed. They had been in Elem for a little less than a week, waiting patiently for this summer festival to start, and it was now well into its second day. Flare had decided to skip the first day of the festival as he felt the guards might be more alert and wary. He hoped they would do what most guards did — get bored with their assignments. There was another reason today was such a good day to approach the abbey; it was raining. The rain had been falling steadily all day, but it hadn’t deterred many of the pilgrims; there was a long line of them ahead of Flare, each working their way along the path that led up the hill to the abbey. Most of the crowd, including Flare and his companions, wore a cotton overcoat that had been coated with oil; the combination helped to repel the rain and keep the wearer dry. Flare particularly liked the overcoats because the hood helped to hide their faces.
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