Judas

Judas Iscariot is one of Isa's 12 Disciples. He was in the Judaean desert, traveling from Ofel to Galilee, when Armilius visits Isa to convince him to go home. Judas was present when Armilius confronts Isa and, subsequently storms out of the desert angrily, leaving Judas to discover the special abilities exhibited by both Armilius, whom Judas thinks is the devil, and Isa. This leaves Judas to surmise that Isa is the Son of God and that he resisted the temptation of the devil. Judas begins to follow Isa into Galilee and becomes his first disciple. Throughout the next 3 years, Judas stays next to Isa's side, blindly following him as he spreads his message. Armilius approaches Judas one night and tells him that he must prove his love or Isa will not accept him into the afterlife with him. Judas responds by telling Armilius that he will do whatever it takes to prove himself. Armilius offers a few suggestions, including making a public display of loyalty to Isa, then he leaves. Judas spends the next few days going over his options. The next time he sees Isa is at a gathering in the Gardens of Gethsemane where they were set to preach their knowledge to the people. Halfway through their sermon, Roman soldiers begin to show up, unbeknownst to Judas. At the end of his sermon, he decides it is the best moment to publicly prove his loyalty to Isa. He ends it by calling him “Rabbi”, kissing him on the cheek, and kneeling at his side. The soldiers see this, surmise that Isa is the leader and arrest him. Judas is so distraught in his accidental betrayal of Isa that he hangs himself that same night.