“We did it, we captured the Nazarene! We brought him to you so that you can question it, then, if you wish, we will have it judged by the Romans” he hastened to announce without waiting for his question.
Caiaphas told himself that this was the right opportunity to close once for all with that story, which had really bored him. He decided indulge that pain in the a*s to the end, hoping that after that night he would finally leave him alone.
“After all, it’s not your fault but that old fanatic’s,” he said to the messenger after a deep sigh, took a coin from an earthenware pot placed on the table and tossed it to him. “Now go, and remember not to a***e your luck anymore!”
Sir Jonathan’s envoy bowed down gratefully and ran out. While Caiaphas did not really believe that this man could reall
