| rdfs:comment | - After Gideon Cahill died in the fire, Thomas and Katherine Cahill refused to speak to Luke. Though they had no evidence, they sensed their eldest brother was to blame. After all, Luke had always gone after what he wanted, regardless of who stood in his way. Furious at his siblings' suspicions, Luke traveled to England, where he became a rising star in the court of King Henry VII and then a close advisor to Henry VIII. Within a few generations, the Lucians dominated all levels of politics. The rest, as they say, is history. . .
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| abstract | - After Gideon Cahill died in the fire, Thomas and Katherine Cahill refused to speak to Luke. Though they had no evidence, they sensed their eldest brother was to blame. After all, Luke had always gone after what he wanted, regardless of who stood in his way. Furious at his siblings' suspicions, Luke traveled to England, where he became a rising star in the court of King Henry VII and then a close advisor to Henry VIII. Within a few generations, the Lucians dominated all levels of politics. The rest, as they say, is history. . .
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