Calloway, Chief of special operations, and his assistant, Jessie Wingo. They have traced the origin of the helicopters of the escape of Olrik until a certain Belos Beloukian, wealthy Armenian businessman and so-called former prisoner of war. However, they suspect it to be the Colonel Count Rainer von Stahl of SS-Totenkopfverbände whose fortune would be the Nazi war chest. In Athens, Dr. Markopoulos Mortimer explains the reason for his coming: he fell in possession of manuscripts indicating that in the 1st century a.d., the leader of a Christian congregation in Greece, named Nicodemus, had met Judas Iscariot, who failed his suicide mentioned in the Bible. On his death, he would have sent one of his faithful bury him with his 30 pieces of silver in a place unknown to all. But one of taxpayers affected by the curse of God would have been preserved in a lead reliquary, crossing the centuries until its discovery in the chapel. At that time, the two men are being targeted by a shooter, but they come out unscathed. The Inspector Kamantis tells them that it's Kostas, the survivor of the accident of the Lincoln who wants to avenge his brother's death. On board the Arax, Beloukian confesses to Olrik he wants the purse of Judas for the destructive power and to become the master of evil on Earth. In Museum, Eleni says Mortimer is missing a manuscript indicating the place of the congregation of Nicodemus. Mortimer then decides to return to search the chapel with her. At night, Kostas triggers the hotel fire alarm and, disguised as a COP, isolates Mortimer in a service staircase in order to kill him, but Mortimer manages to narrowly escape. The Inspector Kamantis is highly advised to leave the city for safety, and in the early morning, Mortimer, Jim and Eleni take a train to the South of the Peloponnese. During the trip, Eleni and Mortimer discuss theories on the origin of the name of Judas the Iscariot. Meanwhile, on a small island in Mediterranean, Olrik enters in a room decorated with a large Nazi swastika where Beloukian chairs a meeting vowing to become the masters of the world. Beloukian then confesses to be Colonel Count Rainer von Stahl and hired him as head of the service of information and security, as it did to Basam Damdu. As a token of his resolution, Olrik kills Kostas on order