Ask AI: Outline a novel where a descendant of Judas must save Jesus from captivity and help him fight lucifer

Title: "The Seventeenth Silver: Redeeming Judas" I. Preparing the Stage: - Begin with an introduction to the protagonist, David Iscariot, a descendant of the infamous Judas Iscariot, portraying the everyday struggles of his modern life in a small town in Europe. - Introduce the mysterious mentor character, Raphael, who reveals David's lineage and the burden that comes with it, informing him about Jesus's captivity and the role David's ancestor played in it. II. The Call to Action: - David brushes off the example as a joke or a trick until strange things start happening, causing him to reflect on Raphael's words. - An attack by demonic entities pushes David to accept the truth of his lineage and to understand that he must save Jesus from captivity to restore balance in the spiritual realm. III. David's Training: - David undergoes a spiritual and physical combat training regimen under Raphael to equip him to battle demonic forces. - Introduce a subplot, where David struggles whether to reveal his secret to his friend, Sarah, who starts to grow suspicious of him. IV. The Journey: - David, guided by Raphael, sets out to find the location where Jesus is kept captive. - They reach Jerusalem and find a way into the spiritual realm where Lucifer holds Jesus captive. - David discovers that his mission is also to redeem Judas Iscariot and his lineage of the curse. V. The Fight & Capture: - David reaches Jesus but is captured by Lucifer's forces. - There is a surprise reveal that Raphael was once a fallen angel, seeking redemption by helping David. VI. Escape & Lessons: - David escapes imprisonment by summoning his new spiritual strength. - Interaction with Jesus that teaches David the power of forgiveness, unconditional love, redemption and the importance of free will VII. The Final Battle & Redemption: - Equipped with newfound wisdom and strength, David fights Lucifer and his army, finally defeating him and freeing Jesus. - The act of selflessness and bravery redeems the Iscariot lineage. - David returns to his normal life, transformed, carrying lessons of his journey into his life and using his newfound wisdom to help others. VIII. Conclusion: - David embraces his lineage and chooses to use his history not as a burden, but as a tool to help others, highlighting the theme of redemption. - Hints at potential sequels, possibly with David helping other troubled spirits find peace. The novel would touch on themes of redemption, love, sacrifice, and the power of choice while giving a fresh, engaging spin to religious lore.