“So, was he a good man or one to be feared?”
“That’s a strange question, but all in all, I would say that he was a good man though also feared by his enemies – Christ’s gainsayers.”
“That’s what I wanted to hear, Father. Please accept my thanks for your time.”
“My pleasure, Felis. Bless you.”
Outside, he blinked in the summer sunshine in stark contrast with the gloom of the priest’s room. The shocking incident on the clifftop alongside the revelation of a mysterious David had left him numb. After all, he was only a simple boy from Audierne, a sleepy fishing village where nothing like this ever happened. The safety of his home now felt the best place to be, but before he reached the cottage, searing pain shot from one temple to the other. He shook his head to cast it away but not until
