As the carriage pulls up at the temple and the guards and clerics go about their business with the wounded and dead, Angel does her best to look inconspicuous and avoid attention. Even though the failure of the Crossing means they don't have the power they need to remove her from Celaire's body, she'd still rather not draw attention to herself. Of course, if they stayed here too long then the inevitable change back to Celaire's normal form would be impossible not to notice.<br/><br/>Of course, it's not like having the transformation occur at the guard house would necessarily be any better than having it happen here, Angel reasons with herself. Either way she'll be surrounded by people she'd rather steer clear of. And unfortunately both of those options were better than the only other alternative of splitting up from the group. The existence of whatever it was that managed to incapacitate Vignar meant that all of them were in danger. Although Angel would never admit it, that fact frightened her more than a little.<br/><br/>For the moment, though, shes leave the decision about where to go up to the others. At the very least, that means she can remain silent.