Koan, in his early forties, is former Special Forces operator. He's reowned as an unusual man. Solitary and disciplined. He has spent his entire career conducting hig-risk special operations. Now, he's instructor for Elite Forces around the world.

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As an elite soldier, like many of his peers, he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. Civilian life doesn't suit him. In this "normal world, there's no honour, no word, no respect. He evolves in a gray zone, like a ghost.

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His best friend and brother-in-arms, Michael Reed, has commited suicide. In his posthumous message, Michael implores Koan to resist, not to sink and give up as he did.

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He struggles every day to keep in touch with reality, and to avoid committing suicide like his friend. When Kim (Michael's ex-wife) calls him for help, it forces Koan to take up arms again to save his brother-in-arms' daughter, Anna.

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His struggle will lead him to redemption and an understanding of who he really is. Determined to survive no matter what, driven by his code of honour, Koan is a knight who has come to the wrong era.