The Dragons Are Back (Miraculous Ladybug X The Elder Scrolls Crossover)

Prologue: Through the Eyes of a Dovah

Strunsahtiid opened the Elder Scroll in his cave and his eyes scanned the arcane writing upon it. A "window" opened on the paper.

 With the power of his Thu'um, he had created a plane of Aetherius called Dovjunaar as a haven for the dov when he recognized that, as technology advanced, man might end up destroying dragonkind. He had been pleased to see that, even without his full power, he could still create a world suitable for life. When he created Dovjunaar, he took one of the Elder Scrolls with him, a way of keeping watch on Nirn.

Very recently he had felt a great suleyk - power - from Nirn that felt almost divine. However, it was most certainly not of Aedric or Daedric origin. The power felt more similar to that of the Earthbones - the very laws of reality. But unlike the Earthbones, this power had an intelligence. A purpose.

As he peered through the Elder Scroll he focused in on a joor - mortal - city by the name of Paris. In that city he could feel three sources of power; two that felt normal and one that felt... unwilling? As if it was being used for a purpose other than the one it was meant for.

Ah, there they are.

The two teenagers - a girl and a boy, called Ladybug and Cat Noir respectively - were battling another gaudy eyesore of an enemy. Really, couldn't the third mortal with the power come up with something that didn't look like a glorified piece of taffy?

The boy had the power to harness Destruction magic so powerful that anything he touched would crumble to dust that was seemingly activated when he said "Cataclysm", while the girl seemingly had the ability to summon an item that would solve whatever problem she'd summoned it for that would activate when she said "Lucky Charm".

The first time he'd seen it in use, he was at first doubtful, then amazed as the girl somehow managed to use it to defeat a stone giant called Stoneheart, and continued to be whenever she managed to pull plans to use common household items out of her backside to defeat borderline reality warpers. The fact that they needed to speak in order to use their powers reminded him of the draconic magic of the Thu'um.

The girl could also toss the item summoned by "Lucky Charm" into the air while shouting "Miraculous Ladybug!" to fix any damage done in a battle, an ability that, quite honestly, impressed him. It reminded him of his own duality with Alduin. Creation and destruction.

The Aedra had chosen to end the kalpic cycle when it became clear that it wasn't working and sacrificed a large amount of their divine power so that Nirn could prosper, leaving Alduin, who was created to consume Nirn at the end of each kalpic cycle, with no purpose. After Alduin had tried to take over Mundus to lay claim to the worship and power that rightfully belonged to Bormahu - their father Akatosh - Strunsahtiid had pulled him outside of time and confronted him for such blasphemy, which led to a fight between the two. He had won and Akatosh allowed him to absorb Alduin's soul.

He was jolted out of his thoughts by an irritating voice shouting "You're fired!" and a blast. He concentrated again and this time focused in on the "Akuma", as they were called, that the boy and the girl were fighting, called Style Queen. Personally, he saw nothing particularly aesthetically pleasing about her, although that might've just been because of the fact that her personality, both in and out of Akuma form, was less appealing than a pile of mammoth sh-

Strunsahtiid! Focus!

He focused again and scowled. It seemed as if the two teenagers were struggling quite a bit more than usual. He had wanted to step in during battles on many occasions, and now seemed to be the time.

He Shouted for his third-in-command, his Voice echoing across all of Dovjunaar.

"Od Ah Viing!"

Odahviing, a red dragon with a love for battle, swooped down and landed beside him. "Strunsahtiid, thuri! Boaan tiid?"

"Geh, Odahviing. Boaan tiid."

The two dragon's Voices boomed once more.

"Nahl Dal Vus!"