Detective Liam Niles: Threshold Into The Kingdom by BONITA HIGHLEY - HTML preview
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In Pastor Connor Drake’s office, Inspector Crouse heading the meeting. The pictures of the footprints, spread on the table
Inspector Crouse, “I’ve looked into the boot prints. The pattern of print from under the boots are not what is used for today, but, from what was worn back in medieval times.
Liam, taking Bren’s hand in care. “ Sir. I must show these pictures.’ He spread the photo on the table for all to see showing the image of red cross of the Templar.
Connor, seeing the photo, looked straight at Bren.
Liam, quickly veered at him. “Now Connor, Sir. It is not of her doings. I simply I saw it after she did.”
Bren, with love, “Oh Connor, I never meant to go against your word. It just simply went that way.”
Connor gave her a loving look.” Its ok love, eventually it would have come out anyway.”
Liam, taking his hand off her.”Right. Now what can we get from these proofs?”
Liam, ending his duty for the day, making his way back to his room. As he tread the corridor,looking forward, he saw a tall man stood looking back at him. Liam abruptly stop to see his clothing of chainmail, long cloak, with a red Christian cross emblem on his chest, his sword by his side. His face obscured with covering of his hood, barely seeing his facial traits, turned to tread away from him. Liam began walking after him, following him around the corner. Not seeing the Templar, but seeing a parchment paper lay on the stone floor, slowly crept to it, viewing his surroundings for the Templar, then picked up the parchment. Getting a good look of it, taking it back with to his room.
In the morning, in Pastor Connor’s office. Inspector Crouse, met with Liam, Trey and Bren and Sir William.
With each person taking a look at the parchment, from one to another until the parchment made full round back to Liam.
Inspector Crouse taking the parchment once again.
“Clearly a full array of codes to be decoded. The motto of the medieval Knights Templar on this is:
"Non nobis Domine, non nobis, sed Nomini tuo da gloriam", which is Latin for "Not unto us, O Lord, not unto us, but unto Thy name give glory". This phrase reflects the order's deep religious devotion and a rejection of personal fame, emphasizing that all merit for their actions and sacrifices belonged to God alone. This motto was a powerful declaration of their piety and their commitment to a life of self-sacrifice and service, guided by their religious vows. I’ll have it taken in for the decoding in the hands of experts.”
