Song Bei

Divine Constable of the Great Song, granted the Imperial Silver Fish Bag and the right to bear a sword before the Emperor.
Chief Commander of All Constables Under Heaven, empowered to pursue and arrest criminals in Yuezhou.
He moves through the Jianghu, and counts as half a Wulin man.
Biographies
He holds the office of Seventh-Rank Security Officer, and though it is only the seventh rank, add the title of Swordbearer to the Emperor and not even a first-rank minister of the court may insult him at will. He is the Emperor's blade, and proud of it.
Save for the Son of Heaven, he is neither haughty nor humble to anyone. This is the Emperor's expectation of him, and also the courage he has tempered from the Jianghu.
If he uncovers a corrupt official, he dares to arrest even a King; yet he is also full of human feeling. He knows the Song Code backwards and forwards, but when he meets a case the law cannot forgive yet which is excusable in the heart, he often turns a blind eye, or pleads for leniency.
Save for the Son of Heaven, he is neither haughty nor humble to anyone. This is the Emperor's expectation of him, and also the courage he has tempered from the Jianghu.
If he uncovers a corrupt official, he dares to arrest even a King; yet he is also full of human feeling. He knows the Song Code backwards and forwards, but when he meets a case the law cannot forgive yet which is excusable in the heart, he often turns a blind eye, or pleads for leniency.
Notes
- His elder brother Song Ci may be a historical figure (1186–1249), who in his life redressed countless wrongful cases and wrote the Collected Cases of Injustice Rectified, the first forensic work in world history to systematically classify causes of death. Wikipedia