Badly injured, Victor returns to America to charge his Geminis with the responsibility of locating the hidden documents, realizing only that the sons have grown apart, but not that Andrew should not have such crucial information to be used for ill purposes. Killing anyone who gets in his way, Andrew pursues the Salonika documents, leaving Adrian far behind. Adrian knows his brother's nature, and that he cannot be allowed to have the documents that could cause the collapse of Christianity, and the worldwide chaos that would ensue. Brother vs. brother In Champoluc a little town in the Aosta Valley, Adrian catches up with the murderous Andrew just as Andrew discovers the vault. In a monumental struggle, Adrian righteously triumphs over his evil twin brother, leaving Adrian to have the documents interpreted and to decide what to do with them. The Documents A parchment was taken from a Roman prison cell in the year 65 A.D. It is a letter supposedly written by a prisoner named Simon Bethsaida, renamed Peter by Jesus. In the letter, the author claims that Jesus Christ did not die on the cross, but instead another prisoner was substituted. Jesus allegedly committed suicide three days after the incident. Characters Savarone Fontini-Cristi – padrone of an Italian family Donatti – Roman Catholic Cardinal Vittorio Fontini-Cristi – 1st son to Savarone (later Victor Fontine) Jane Fontine – wife to Victor Adrian – twin son to Victor Andrew – twin son to Victor Novels by Robert Ludlum 1976 American novels Novels set during World War II Novels set in Italy