island looking for clues of the Christian congregation. They find a kind of decorative fresco that Mortimer found a copy of in the breakfast room of their landlady. During the night, the professor eventually understands that a message is hidden in the fresco and deciphers it. The message directs them to the door of Orpheus, traditionally placed in the cave of Acheruse in Epirus, at the other end of the country. A Turkish smuggler agrees to take them on his old boat but once at sea, they have the unpleasant surprise to find Olrik. A struggle ensues during which the smuggler gets killed, Olrik falls into the water and the boat catches fire. Blake, Mortimer, Jessie and Eleni build a raft and collect Olrik. The next day, they are saved by the yacht of the same couple of British compatriots that had already met Mortimer. They return to Athens but upon their arrival, Olrik escapes from the boat. In the Embassy of Great Britain, Blake and Mortimer attend a meeting between British, American and Greek intelligence services. It is decided to continue the search for the grave of Judas hoping to exchange his location against the lives of the hostages, Jim and Dr. Markopoulos. Blake and Mortimer visit the cave of Acheruse, in Epirus, with a Greek Counterintelligence agent Konstantinos. At the bottom of the cave, they finally find the grave of Judas and his body intact. At that time, Rainer von Stahl and Olrik appear with Eleni who has betrayed them. A short gun battle ensues and Konstantinos gets shot. Mortimer gives back the thirty pieces of silver to Rainer von Stahl reluctantly. But when the latter rejoices, the corpse of Judas stands and curses him. A ray of light envelops Judas who thanks the Lord before falling to dust while a lightning bolt strikes Rainer von Stahl who catches fire. At the same time, an earthquake occurs and Mortimer, Blake and Eleni flee while Olrik falls into a crevasse. The other survivors were arrested by men of the MI6. With this information, MI6 men take over the fortress of the Nazis and release Jim and Dr. Markopoulos, while Colonel Georgiopoulos, Director of the Greek counter-intelligence, commits suicide after promising that their time will come. Volume I mistakes page 22, eagle misplaced on Nazi officer; page 36, Corinthus channel outdated; page 36, Nafplio and Aulis are two different places,