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Us mortal men, we pass through
and then we're trampled in the dust.
:54:04
lf you look in the eyes of
Belphegor one second,
:54:07
you'll go nuts so take my advice,
don't you ever under any circumstances
meet eyes with that creature.
:54:12
Okay. Hear me? Never!
:54:16
Yeah, all right, sure, okay.
:54:18
Now, middle of the night, what were you doing at the Louvre?
- Hey, look detective...
:54:21
No, l'm only a lieutenant.
l never made detective because of Belphegor.
:54:25
l promised not to say.
:54:26
Well l was hoping l wouldn't be
forced to bring you in but well...
:54:33
So give me a call!
:54:39
Ah, it's you.
:54:40
Last time l looked.
:54:42
- That's you, are you sure?
- Yeah. Come in.
:54:49
- l followed you last night.
- Followed me?
:54:50
l was only trying to protect you, now...
please don't go back there. lt's too dangerous.
:54:54
- Back where?
- To the Louvre.
:54:56
There's a killer loose, some kind
of phantom. Look it's really crazy, all these stories,
:55:00
but people are dying, real people,
made of flesh and blood.
:55:04
The book...
:55:07
lt's beautiful, the kingdom of the dead.
:55:09
l had a dream last night.
My grandmother held me in her arms.
:55:12
She was pretty, and young...
like when she came to get me.
:55:17
- Ever heard about Belphegor?
- What? Sounds nice.
:55:20
Look Lisa, promise me you
won't go back to the Louvre.
:55:22
You must think l'm crazy.
You say this, and l'm the one who's crazy.
:55:25
Let me go to work.
:55:27
Sure go ahead.
:55:28
Have a great day.
:55:42
Of the two obelisks, one is in Paris
at the Place de la Concorde.
:55:47
the other stayed at the site in Luxor,
:55:49
not far from the Valley of the Kings
where the inhumation of our mummy took place.
:55:52
Someone tried to wipe out his name.
:55:55
Pierre Desfontaines was led
to the discovery of the tomb
:55:57
by a ring stamped with a dynastic seal, found nearby.