Over the past few weeks, everything seems to come from the ordinary.
Two French heroes protecting the city of love from evil forces.
Yeah, this is normal.
During the day in Paris, another attack approach the streets as Alya filmed the scene.
Alya: Don't blink now, 'cause we are now live from Paris. Yo peeps, Alya here, bringing you the one and only Ladyblog.
Helicopters can be heard as Ladybeetle flies by, hanging on to his yo-yo, tied to a helicopter. Suddenly, he drops something.
Alya: Huh? What's that?
Alya runs over and picks up what seems to be a blue plectrum.
Alya: It seems to know that Ladybeetle drops a guitar pick. I assume that he plays guitar.
The live stream turned out to be a recent video from the newly developed Ladyblog website, which Juleka and Luka are watching the video from.
Luka: Oh man, I didn't realize that I have it with me and I forgot to put it away!
Tikki: What's done is done; we can't change what happened. We can only move forward. That girl must not find out who you are. You know how persistent she can be with her blog dedicated to Ladybeetle.
Juleka: But how? Maybe we're not cut out for this whole Ladybeetle thing.
Tikki: Luka is the chosen one, Juleka. It will all work out, trust me. Everyone has a past they can learn from.
Tikki types on the computer, bringing up a page on Egyptian pharaohs.
Tikki: This will show you why.
Luka: An exhibition at the Louvre? On the pharaoh Tutankhamun's? What does that have to do with it?
Tikki: You'll see!
Juleka and Luka are going to the museum and heading toward the Egypt exhibit.
Tikki is hiding behind Luka's hood as they walk.
Luka: I'm not too sure about this one, Tikki.
Tikki: Trust me, you will see it.
Just then, Jalil Kubdel, Alix's older brother, runs between the twins carrying a folder full of papers.
He pushes past them and trips, papers flying everywhere.
His medallion falls, and he picks it up.
Jalil: It's not broken!
Juleka seemed annoyed by his attitude.
Juleka: Uh, I'm okay too, thanks for asking.
Jalil: I'm sorry. So you're into Tutankhamun too?
Jalil looks up to find his father.
Jalil: Dad!
Juleka, Luka, and Tikki are unimpressed.
Juleka: Weird.
Tikki: Okay, let's look at the papyrus over there.
At Kagami's home, Kagami is watching the same video from the Ladyblog shown earlier.
That is when she noticed the plectrum.
Kagami: Huh, crazy. I think that he either learns guitar lessons or just collects guitar picks.
Plagg: Don't you think you know him then?
Plagg eats his cheese.
Plagg: Why bother yourself with men when you could be enjoying this?
Kagami: For one, men smell about a thousand times better than that cheese. And they're much better looking.
Plagg: Suit yourself. Your loss.
Kagami: My only loss is my appetite.
As further as the Couffaine twins go further into the papyrus, they didn't notice that someone is behind them until she speaks.
???: Hey!
The two jumped turning around only to find Alya while Tikki is hiding behind Luka.
Alya: Are you here studying about Egypt too?
Juleka clicked her head when she saw her.
Juleka: Hold on, I know you. You're Alya Césaire from the Ladyblog.
Luka finally gets it.
Luka: Oh, yeah. We've seen your video recently. It's nice to meet you.
Alya is delighted.
Alya: You too! I'm glad that you're following my blog.
Luka: Actually, we're not interested in your blog, we're only interested in Ladybeetle's history in the past.
Juleka agrees.
Suddenly, Jalil and his father are talking about the artifacts as they approach the papyrus.
Jalil: I'm telling you, father, it's right there in the hieroglyphics.
Jalil pushes Juleka aside much to her annoyance.
Jalil: Excuse me. There, as you know, the one with the scepter is Tutankhamun, the first. And there, the opposite is Nefertiti, his princess. There are exactly one hundred mummies beside them. She died several years before him, and the sun god Ra took her as his goddess.
Mr. Kubdel: Yes, I know all that. I'm the director of this exhibition, remember?
Jalil: Then you also know that Tutankhamun wanted to bring his princess back to life, by offering the sun god a new wife. This seemed to illustrate the ritual he devised. Nobody has ever fully deciphered the hieroglyphics, but I have! It's a magic chant that needs to be recited to complete the ritual! I'm sure of it!
Mr. Kubdel: Jalil, these types of frescoes are almost always the illustration for a legend. They called it a legend for a reason...
Jalil: That's what everyone thinks. But I know it's real. I can prove it!
Mr. Kubdel: Really? Exactly how are you going to prove it?
Jalil: I just need to get my hands on Tutankhamun's scepter and recite the spell!
Mr. Kubdel: Are you serious? Don't even think of touching that scepter. I'd lose my job on the spot. It's a priceless historical object! Not a toy!
Jalil: Come on, dad! We have to try out the spell! What if Tutankhamun had found out how to bring people back to life?
Mr. Kubdel: Listen, Jalil! That's enough! Get your head out of those papyrus scrolls and focus on the real world! This one!
Mr. Kubdel then leaves leaving Jalil dropping his papers, looking sad.
In Hawk Moth's lair, the said villain senses negative emotions.
Hawk Moth: There's nothing wrong with living out a fantasy. Especially when I can make it a reality.
He then turns a butterfly into an Akuma and the insect flutters away through the hole in the window.
Hawk Moth: Fly away, my evil Akuma, and transform that young man!
Alya: So, what's the point of you believing about Ladybeetle in the Egyptian time?
Luka: Well, we were studying Egyptian history when we noticed something on the papyrus.
Luka points to the said papyrus.
Alya: I don't get it.
Juleka: That is because you are not looking at it further.
Alya gets annoyed.
Alya: Of course I do!
Juleka gets her a stern look.
Juleka: How?
Just as Alya is about to reply, a Museum employee blows a whistle to stop Jalil who is now turned into the Pharaoh.
The Pharaoh: Thoth, give me time!
The Pharaoh's face changes.
He traps the employee and the civilians in golden bubbles.
Juleka, Luka, and Alya avoid one.
Alya grins and gets out her smartphone.
Juleka: Alya, hide!
The Pharaoh: Get out of here, faster!
The bubbles fly out of the room.
Luka hides from the Pharaoh.
Luka: Time to transform!
While Luka is transforming, Alya whispers to her phone, recording a video.
Alya: OMG. Coming to you live, Ladyblog viewers, I'm at the scene even before Ladybeetle or Kuro Neko! This is insane!
Juleka scolds her in a whispering tone.
Juleka: Alya, come on. We need to get out of here.
Alya: You go ahead. This is going to be a scoop.
Juleka: But we cannot get close to danger, or else we'll get hurt.
Back at Kagami's home, Kagami and Plagg are watching Alya's video.
Kagami is shocked.
Plagg: Wow! I love the face changes! You could use that one!
Kagami: Time to transform!
A while later, Ladybeetle and Kuro Neko save the day again, rescuing Alya from sacrificing herself, and de-evilize the Akuma.
Another point is that Jalil also received a magical charm from Ladybeetle.
What's more interesting is that they discovered that there was a Ladybug back in 5000 years Egyptian times despite that Ladybeetle doesn't look old as a joke.
Later that night, back at the houseboat, Juleka and Luka are studying Egyptian history when Tikki flew in.
Luka: I don't get it. I know I'm not 5000 years old, so... who exactly was that Ladybug in the papyrus?
Tikki: Kwamis like me and superheroes like you have always existed!
Juleka: So...that wasn't you in the papyrus either?
Tikki: What do you think?
Juleka: You don't look 5000 years old.
Tikki: Well, I'm not! I'm older than that! I'm the kwami who's watched over every single Ladybug since the very beginning!
Luka: You must have known much fewer klutzy Ladybugs than me, right?
Tikki: Every Ladybug is different.
Luka: That's what I thought.
Tikki: Luka, you are different. But different as in surprising, unpredictable, and endearing. And very talented. You learn fast.
Luka: Really?
Tikki: Yes.
The fraternal twins cuddle Tikki.
Tikki: You better get to sleep. Remember, you have that history test tomorrow!
Juleka: Oh yeah! Good thing it's in Ancient Egypt.