Here is part 2 of The One That Lost Hope Sequel: Evil strike again. Let's recap on part 1: So far Marinette and Luka met Jessica and Aeon from New York, they moved to Paris and help fight evil alongside with them, there has been new heroes, new powe...
At the Jardins de Trocadero, so far everyone is still talking and bonding too. Luka noticed Marinette's been a bit quiet and been spacing out.
Luka: (Hmm. Something's wrong with Marinette. I better make sure she's okay.) *He go up to her, she looked at him, and he directed her somewhere private so they can talk.*
Marinette: What's up?
Luka: You okay? You've been a bit quiet and spaced out for a minute.
Marinette: I'm okay. What did you notice?
Luka: Nothing. Just wondering, that's all.
Marinette: I'm alright. That's all.
Luka: Okay. (I feel like something else is going on with you. I'll leave it alone, I'll ask next time.)
Marinette: (I don't know what's up with him? I know he's concerned about me and what I've been doing lately. But I'm fine. He'll understand. I love him, but he'll see what's up.)
In the Volcano Lair, Scarlet Fly de-transforms back to Scarlet Truther, and Nooroo hovers next to her.
Scarlet Truther: Until next time, Nooroo. *She take the pin off, Nooroo disappeared and she put the miraculous up.* Time to check on Cat Woman. *She goes to the double doors on the left, she goes through and she sees Selina Kyle filing her nails and looking at her ring too.
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Selina Kyle: Hello, Scarlet Truther.
Scarlet Truther: Doing your training?
Selina Kyle: About to.
Scarlet Truther: Good. The best bet is to strike at night.
Selina Kyle: Tonight? Why tonight?
Scarlet Truther: It's around the time when villains come out and cause trouble than in the daytime.
Selina Kyle: Interesting. I love it!
Scarlet Truther: And I know the perfect place to strike at. *She showed Selina Kyle the location.* Fancy Smancy Jewelry Store. *Cat Woman's eyes turned into diamonds.* And head to the Museum of Natural History. They have a very rare gem exhibit. Some say the gems are worth a fortune.
