Puss in Boots in Aladdin

Chapter 4#

Sherman entered his favorite room with all his so called "toys". He sadly messed around with them.  "I don't know where she gets it from," He said to himself. "Her mother wasn't nearly so picky." He thought again spinning the little wooden top up on his pointed tower. 

"AHH!" Sherman exclaimed as a very tall shadow hovered over him, as he relaxed realising that it was only his apprentice Jafar. "Ahh, Victor, my most trusted advisor." He said proudly as the skinny tall man smirked evily. 

"I am in desperate need of your wisdom." He said begging. "My life is but to serve you my Lord." Victor not trufully made a fake bow unto him. "It's this suitor business, Kitty refuses to choose a husband, and I was by witsend." Sherman said brining forth his problems.

"Witsend!" Victors parrot mocked as Sherman remembered his daily moldy cracker.  "Oh, thankyou, have a cracker pretty boy." He said stuffing it into the parrots mouth as he gagged and Jafar tried to give a fake laugh. 

"Your majesty certainly has a way with dumb animals." Victor said smiling as the parrot gave a offended disapproving look.  Victor cleared his throat and began. "Now then, perhaps I can divine a solution to this phony problem." Victor said smoothly. 

"If anyone can help its you-" Sherman said before Victor cut him off, "but! It would require the use of a mystic blue diamond. " Victor lied as he fiddled with the ring on Sherman's finger. "Oh! My ring? But it's been in the family for years!" He exclaimed hesitantly. "Its necessary to find the princess's suitor." Victor said defiantly. 

"Don't worry.... Everything will be fine~" Victor taunted using his staff to hypnotize Sherman into agreeing with his plan. "Everything will be... Fine." Sherman repeated following the spell.  "The diamond...?" Voctor asked through the snake staff as its red glory eyes cast spells on the poor king. 

"Here... Victor, whatever you need." Sherman reluctantly gave away his diamond. "Ah, you are most gracious my liege, now run along and play with your little toys." Victor said scheming. "Yeah... That would pretty good." Sherman slurred still hypnotized by the snakes eyes. 

Victor left the room and as soon as he did he let out a long groan and rolled his eyes as the parrot couldnt hold it in anymore. "I can't take it anymore! If I chocked down on one more of those moldy disgusting crackers-" He began before Victor interrupted. "Calm yourself." He scowled as he entered a lower chamber as if a basement where he walked up the stone stairs to his secret lair.  "Once we find this diamond in the rough, our lives we change completely for good." Victor said staring into the soul of the diamond. 

"And then I stop the crackers downstairs!" Iago said happily as Victor smirked agreeing and shut the chamber doors.