Luther Blackwood

**Luther Allen Blackwood** (December 11, 1839–May 3, 1923) was a Supreme Court Justice and best known for being the father of the first president of Terranova, Lawrence Blackwood, and the second president of Terranova, Michael Blackwood. He was also an associate justice of the Terranovan Court of Appeals. He is also known for betraying his country and working for the enemy. He is married to Pamela Robins and the father of Lawrence, Murphy, Sarah, Rebeeca, Michael, and Aamina.

## Early Life

Luther Blackwood was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, on December 11, 1839, to James Blackwood and Elizabeth Monroe. He grew up in a wealthy family; his father was a military captain, and his mother was the daughter of Jacqueline Monroe, who was a famous singer. Luther was the oldest of three children. As a child, Luther was known for his curious and adventurous spirit. He often spent his days exploring the city's streets and alleys, searching for hidden treasures and new experiences. He attended Harvard Law School and became a successful lawyer, eventually being appointed to the Supreme Court. After he graduated from college, he met Yvonne Fortcester, and they fell in love. They got married in 1861 and had four children together: Lawrence in 1869, Murphy in 1870, Sarah in 1873, and Rebecca in 1874. He and Yvonne got divorced in 1885. After the divorce, he married his second wife, Pamela Robins, in 1895, and they had two children together: Michael in 1886 and Amina in 1911. He also had an affair from 1889 to 1896 while still married to Pamela with Gloria Charlson and left her when he discovered she was pregnant, but he was forced to take his son, Salvatore, in after Gloria died in 1898. Luther continued to have a successful career as a lawyer and judge until 1899, when POTUS asked his oldest son, Lawrence, to travel the Mediterranean Sea in search of a nuclear weapon known as the "death ray," which was rumored to exist on an unknown island. They created their own America. They started gathering resources and planning their new society, which they named Terranova. Luther and a renowned architect, George Kinsey, built the Presidential Palace. Construction took place between August 1900 and April 1901, and the palace became the center of Terranova's government while

The Blackwood family moved to Terranova and moved into the Blackwood Manor while his firstborn son, Lawrence, became President Blackwood. He continued his political career in Terranova, serving as a trusted advisor to his son and helping to shape the new nation. During Luther's time in Terranova, he also became involved in the scientific community, funding and supporting various research projects. He was particularly interested in advancements in renewable energy and worked closely with scientists to develop new technologies.

In 1921, Luther joined the Company of Alhufra and began providing them with classified information. He was a skilled spy and had access to sensitive information that he sold to the highest bidder. Luther's actions proved to be detrimental to the security of the country, as the information he provided was used to carry out terrorist attacks and other criminal activities. Luther was one of COA's biggest spies, and they used the information he provided to carry out several high-profile assassinations and bombings. In 1923, he got a call from his cousin, Bartolomé Vicario, and he found out that Lawrence had found out that Luther was working for the enemy.  Later that day, he was assassinated, leaving behind a legacy of betrayal and shame, and his death marked the end of his treacherous career as a spy. The Presidential Palace still stands as a reminder of Luther's contributions to Terranova's history, both positive and negative.

## Key Information

* Luther Blackwood was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, on December 11, 1839, to James Blackwood and Elizabeth Monroe.
* Luther was the oldest of three children.
* He attended Harvard Law School and became a successful lawyer, eventually being appointed to the Supreme Court.
* Luther and a renowned architect, George Kinsey, built the Presidential Palace.
* He continued his political career in Terranova, serving as a trusted advisor to his son and helping to shape the new nation.
* In 1921, Luther joined the Company of Alhufra and began providing them with classified information.
* Luther was one of COA's biggest spies, and they used the information he provided to carry out several high-profile assassinations and bombings.
* He was assassinated, leaving behind a legacy of betrayal and shame, and his death marked the end of his treacherous career as a spy.