Nov 24, 2016 03:48 AM EST By G. Sal, UniversityHerald Reporter

"The Originals" Season 4 will continue to feature Salvatore and friends following the conclusion of the series "The Vampire Diaries." Based on reports, Alaric's arrival in New Orleans is also confirmed to appear in the upcoming season.

In "The Originals" Season 4, the meeting of torque Klaroline is expected to be featured, as Alaric arrives in New Orleans. Although Caroline is already engaged to Stefan, a Klaroline meeting always appears to be included in "The Originals" series. On the other hand, Salvatore will try to stop them and may not likely have a happy ending. Rumors claim that Caroline might leave Mystic Falls to New Orleans to be with Klaus, who also wishes to be reunited with this true love.

"The Originals" Season 4 would also show the young adoptive mother of the girls and Alaric, and BFF Damon may likely have fun with her date Elijah, while paying a visit to Carolina with Lizzie and Josie. Given such, there are already speculations that this could likely be a recurring character in "The Originals" Season 4's future episodes.

Aside from that, Caroline's move to New Orleans is also believed to allow other characters from the "The Vampire Diaries" series to have an easy return to the show's spin-off. "The Originals" Season 4 fans are also excited to meet the new adventures of Mikaelson family when the series airs on March 17 next year, Sivertimes reported.

Meanwhile, "The Originals" Season 4 will also see the characters of Enzo and Sybil, in addition to Alaric, who is said to be preoccupied saving Damon. But aside from helping Damon out to be free from evil, Alaric also struggles with his personal life.

"The Originals" Season 4 also features Sybil and his twins, while Alaric is reported to bring an artifact to Elijah, which rumors claim was the one he found earlier in "The Vampire Diaries" Season 8, Entertainment Weekly reported. Watch The Originals׃ Season 4 Official Trailer "First Look" HD

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