Luckily for them, in 1603, the death of Queen Elizabeth the first left England without an heir to the throne. By virtue, the king James the fifth of Scotland became the king of England. In doing so, Scotland and England joined hands to form a kingdom and the power of Templers spread from Scotland to whole of the Great Britain. As the time passed by Templers faded into the background until they were little remembered. But all planning and regrouping for their future expeditions.
However, they did not seize to have a firm grip over Great Britain and they continued to consolidate their power by infiltrating key positions of power all over the kingdom.
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