Tom and Jerry: Daughter of King Richard

by SonicSpeed Kaleb

King Richard has a daughter named Alice and she wants to become a knight of the round table just like sir lionel was before his death by the king's evil brother prince John, and since Alice wanted to become a knight she always told to Robin hood, Tom and Jerry. This is an unofficial sequel to Tom and Jerry: Robin hood and his Merry Mouse. Requested by alicependragon01. Multi-part.

3. A Secret Revealed

Scene cuts to Alice opening up a drawer in her room and taking out some kind of sword confidentelly.

"As the latest knight of the roundtable," Alice began as she then held the sword up high and spoke proudly. "I will hold my duties as a brave and noble soldier, (Puts sword over soldier) and face any danger, no matter how large." Alice started swinging the sword around, making sure not to hit anything, as she didn't want to risk breaking anything. She then heard her father coming in and opening the door, surprising her as she then lost her footing. "Oh, father!" Alice fell and the sword almost hit her, luckily barely missing her head.

King Richard walked over to his daughter and was glad that she was okay, picking up the sword with quite an impressed look on his face. "Well now. Someone has high ambitions, doesn't she?"

Alice stood up with a confident look on her face, not being fazed at all by the sword strike. "My plan father, is to become as good of a knight as I can be." Alice walked over to a mirror with King Richard listening to what she had to say. "Will I be the best? Most likely not. But I don't have to be the best, I just have to do MY best. (Looks at her father with a smile) That alone will show my worth."

King Richard was glad to see her daughter so confident at such a young age, finding her quite capable on her own. He knew that the sword lessons she had with Robin Hood have taught her well. "Well you still have seven years before that can happen. (Rubs Alice's head) But when you're seventeen, I'll most certainly allow you to join the other knights."

Alice was more than happy to hear her father supporting her, especially since she'd never heard him say those words before. "That's great news father. Oh, and don't worry about the sword either. It's just wood that's painted and crafted to LOOK like it's metal. It took me at least two weeks to perfect it, but it was more than worth it." King Richard looked at the sword again and laughed at how easily he fell for it with Alice looking forward to getting a real life sword.