Aringarosa commanded Silas, his educated monk, to serve the Teacher, although their communications had to be cut off for a time, due to the Teacher's fears about his plans being exposed. Aringarosa took Teabing's offer to help, who claimed that Opus Dei shall regain its power through obtaining the Holy Grail. Teabing offered Aringarosa a helping hand, as the Vatican informed it will stop supporting Opus Dei. Teabing's first action as the Teacher was contacting Opus Dei's leader, Bishop Manuel Aringarosa. Although his residence is in France, Teabing often travels to Great Britain for his medical support courtesy of the British National Health Service (NHS), as he does not trust the French health system.
Teabing, at some point in his life, contracted polio, which caused Teabing to wear metal braces on his legs and use crutches. It is assumed he was an Oxford University student, and may have taken part in the Henley sport. He was a known historian, whose speciality was in the area of the Holy Grail. He is said to have been a descendant of the first Duke of Lancaster, from whom he inherited his huge wealth. Teabing was a British Royal Historian, a Knight of the Realm, Grail scholar, and friend of Harvard professor Robert Langdon.
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