My Knight and Me Season 1 Episode 15 Treasure Trap

Arthur, Jimmy, and Cat play a game of "Treasure Hunter", and they pretend the load of the treasure in the castle. The Queen comes to complain about the mess outside, and Jimmy reveals that he and Cat made a trap for anyone who tried to steal the treasure. That night, the trio checked the trap but found nothing. When the trap goes off the next day, they found the trap caught an intruder. A cat thief is the one who caught in the trap. During interrogation, the young thief introduces himself as Reginald, and Arthur discovers he is a lost prince from a neighboring kingdom. The trio decided to help Reginald return to his kingdom.

Arthur, Jimmy, and Cat travel with Reginald to reach his kingdom, but they have got stuck in the Desert of the Lost. Reginald tries to find an alternate path, but the team ends up in a cave. The trio finds themselves in a maze filled with traps, which prevent them from reaching the exit. During their attempt to escape, Jimmy and Cat discover a different path, including the treasure placed by Reginald's grandfather King Joachim.

However, they were unaware that the treasure belonged to King Joachim's predecessor and not to Reginald as he believed. Reginald continues his search for an exit, while the trio chases after his group. In the process, Arthur triggers a trap which seals off their path. Meanwhile, Reginald discovered the treasure, but when he attempted to take a gem, he set off a trap, leaving him stranded as his group continued on without him.

Summoning his courage, Reginald continued his search, discovering a way out and catching up with the rest of the group. They catch up in time to defend the treasure from robbers sent by the previous king's followers to retrieve it. Arthur and the group realize that the treasure is a bait to those unsavory characters. Reginald thanks the group and decides he will return to his kingdom and rule with dignity and respect. As they make their way back home, Jimmy ponders about the game Treasure Hunter, with admiration to how they found a way out of treasure traps without getting caught.