The Return of Musketeers or the Treasure of Cardinal Mazarini

The musketeers Aramis and Porthos are killed in a fight against royal guardsmen, striking a devastating blow to the famed trio. Their deaths mark the abrupt end of the companions' invincible partnership as chaos begins to rise in France.

Sensing the loss of his brothers, Athos takes poison and dies at his own estate. His despair seals the fate of the old guard before the country is drawn into further turmoil.

While serving as commander of royal troops in the Franco-Dutch War, d'Artagnan ascends to the rank of Marshal of France as Athos predicted during the Siege of La Rochelle. The elevation underscores a dramatic shift from friendship's loss to national power.

D'Artagnan is killed by a cannonball at the Siege of Maastricht after barely securing the cherished baton. His death closes the era of the old musketeers and devastates their friends.

With the musketeers gone, Parliament debates treasury theft and Mazarin's hidden role, while the people deem Queen Anne of Austria complicit. The political muddle threatens the kingdom, setting the stage for new defenders.

Jacqueline, Raoul, Henri, and Angelica emerge as potential defenders of France and the queen's honor. With the old musketeers gone, these offspring become the new champions in a bid to reclaim honor and legitimacy.

Leon, captain of the Royal Guards, initially opposes the quartet, but his loyalties shift when he discovers he is the son of Porthos. This revelation adds a personal reunion thread to the unfolding conspiracy.

After Mazarin dies in England, his treasure transfers to the Society of Jesus along with the Templar Ring that grants immortality. The legendary wealth becomes a focal point for both allies and enemies.

The young heroes attempt to reclaim France's wealth for the queen, but are captured in a turn of events. Raoul falls in an unequal skirmish, leaving the rest to confront the consequences of their failed mission.

The spirits of the fathers observe their children's adventures with a mix of longing and impotence. A heartfelt prayer from d'Artagnan returns these souls to earth, allowing a chance to save the descendants and the queen's honor.

The sworn enemy of d'Artagnan, de Jussac, revives alongside the others and pursues the treasure with renewed tenacity. His reappearance intensifies the race to secure wealth and protect the queen's name.

In the final turn, the children reunite with their parents and the Jesuits are defeated. The queen's honor is finally retained as France stabilizes after a season of betrayal and supernatural interference.