When I start to read a police story, I expect an exciting one with lots of action and great, loveable characters I can identify with. Above all, however, I expect heroism and grandeur.
The best police characters are the ones that risk their lives day after day, not only for each other, but also because they are committed to making the world a better place to live in. For this they are willing to make sacrifices, even if it puts their most important human relationships at risk. Nevertheless, they somehow feel that it is worth it to continue, because they are doing the right thing.

Back in the swirling mist of time, when humans wore little more than bear skins, and killed with stone knives, there lived a race of Elves. In this story we are introduced to an old withered man who weaves a story for his young listeners. He brings a magic to them, even as he tries their willingness to believe. Believe in what? The Kingdom of Ra-Jee that was destroyed to the point where it seemed even hope could not survive. To believe a story that brings together the humans and elves, and also the Legend of King Arthur himself, Excalibur, and the blending of humans and elves.