‘The Originals’ Season 4 Update: Learn What Could Be The New Threat That Puts New Orleans In Great Danger [SPOILERS]

"The Originals" Season 4 introduced fans to a new threat that might put New Orleans in great danger. Speculations claimed that the unknown supernatural entity is connected to Hope and it's actually hunting children in the city. Could this lead the Mikaelsons back in town shortly after their promise not to return?

A report by ScreenerTV claimed that the marking seen from the previous episodes of "The Originals" Season 4 is called the ouroboros. It symbolizes a dragon or a serpent eating its own tail. Vincent already revealed that the new enemy is very dangerous and it's actually terrifying to know that it has something to do with Klaus' daughter. Remember her drawings from the premiere episode?

It can be recalled that "The Originals" Season 4 Episode 1 left a cliffhanger that involves Hope's nightmares and symbolic drawings, which showed the above-mentioned marking. What's interesting is whoever is behind the dark supernatural being could be after the children of New Orleans. That said, is Hope the next target?

If it's true that the supernatural threat is after Hope, it might put Hayley's child in danger. And of course, the Mikaelsons will not let that happen. For this reason, it may be possible for Klaus and his family to return to the city and figure out how to defeat the new villain on "The Originals" Season 4.

The Mikaelsons' comeback might work for Marcel too, as Vincent made it clear that the enemy is very strong and they can't fight it alone. Could it be the beginning of an alliance on "The Originals" Season 4? Is it time to let bygones be bygones?

"The Originals" Season 4 synopsis courtesy of TV Line revealed that there's hope for either Marcel and Klaus to heal some wounds. If this is to be considered, then fans might see a team-up in the upcoming episodes of this season. So don't forget to catch your favorite show on The CW and wait for the return of the Mikaelsons in New Orleans soon.