New Camelot's Return of the Duke

Brother to the king, during the Troll Wars Duke Adolph Asarlaís led the army against the inhuman invaders. Had it not been for his heroic leadership, New Camelot would have fallen. Always at the heart of any battle, he lost his wife and unborn child while he was out campaigning. Breda was the only person he ever loved and the emotional scars left him empty with only the defense of New Camelot to ground him. His family deemed him to be a traitor for attempting to remove the irresponsible heir to New Camelot’s throne and solicited the spectral Council to dispose of him. Fifteen years later, he escapes from Donn's frozen hell as a demon sluagh. He steals clothing to hide his hideous disfigurement and takes the name Ródaí. Rescuing a half-starved and inept balladeer from a whipping, he's convinced by the smooth talking Gunter MacGregor to take him on his travels. Adolph agrees for he wants information from Gunter. Fifteen years have passed and he needs to know how his sons and the kingdom have fared in his absence. Donn and Danu, Celtic gods of New Camelot, are dumbfounded at Adolph’s escape and his association with the balladeer. What is worse, Adolph retains his memories and his powers. To rectify the situation, Danu enlists the aide of a dying modern day detective, Isabella Pearce. They strike a deal. If Isabella will find the sluagh and return the demon back to hell, Danu will save her life. Isabella is given a mystical sword with which to kill Adolph. Aiding her and her paranormal crime scene reading skills is medieval Deputy Cody. He’s been assigned to help her survive the pitfalls of new Camelot’s mystical realm. Following and reporting on the two couples’ escapades are the Dungeon Fairies, Doom and Gloom. In order to regain their brilliant Flower Fairy colors, the wee bits of charcoal must aide Adolph in regaining his beloved and long deceased Breda without getting involved in human affairs--no easy task. When fate steps in and stirs the pot, all their plans go astray.