Academic and socialite Becci Lloyd is drawn into a world of intellectual intrigue when her brother, Ricky, entrusts her with their late father's cryptic manuscript: "The Celtic Covenant." Tasked with deciphering its plan for benevolent world domination, Becci must assemble a team of experts to unravel its philosophical secrets while evading a shadowy organization determined to suppress its message. Her quest culminates in a race to build an AI capable of understanding the Covenant's true, world-altering purpose. In many ways, the Celts are the godfathers and godmothers of Europe. The bountiful alpha and omega of European identity. The hidden glue that holds it all together. The secret sauce of our principles and values. The foundations of a humanitarian, cultured and decent stratosphere of humankind. Not unique, but very particular. We have been here from moments in time before Christianity was yet to migrate from Palestine to the lands of freezing hell, intricate jewellery, brotherly and sisterly love, and tree and sun worship. We were here before druids, bards, poets, lawyers, teachers, and philosophers. Our Gods were mortals and superheroes. Our Gods could do wrong, they could make mistakes, make bad judgements, and they could screw up. To all intents and purposes, they were a better version of ourselves, not a perfect version of ourselves. At the exact same time, the very existence of the Celts has been denied, primarily by reactionary ultranationalist thugs who have denied our existence, our rights and our history. So, taking everything into account, how do Celts dominate the world?