King of the North (Book 3)
“With that in mind, he believed entry to the city would not be too much trouble. If they knew that Khalid and his priests were here to help, they would surely let them in. The only difficulty would be convincing them to take a stand when the time was right.
"We will tell them the truth," Khalid advised his priests. "There is no reason to lie to them. We are here to liberate Faillaigh, and destroy the Jindala garrison." "They will be sympathetic and hopeful," Dael said. "But without the influ...ence of the Thieves' Guild, they may be reluctant to let us in." Khalid nodded. "That is a chance we will have to take," he said. "Nevertheless, we will get inside, one way or another." The group approached the guards, keeping their hoods up and their hands visible. They walked in step, grouping themselves as priests or monks would during a pilgrimage. From the outside, their weapons were well hidden, and their posture was neutral.
"Well met," one of the guards greeted them.MoreLess
"We will tell them the truth," Khalid advised his priests. "There is no reason to lie to them. We are here to liberate Faillaigh, and destroy the Jindala garrison." "They will be sympathetic and hopeful," Dael said. "But without the influ...ence of the Thieves' Guild, they may be reluctant to let us in." Khalid nodded. "That is a chance we will have to take," he said. "Nevertheless, we will get inside, one way or another." The group approached the guards, keeping their hoods up and their hands visible. They walked in step, grouping themselves as priests or monks would during a pilgrimage. From the outside, their weapons were well hidden, and their posture was neutral.
"Well met," one of the guards greeted them.MoreLess
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