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Jazz wanted to know what had happened, but, like, I don’t remember anything. She kept asking these really weird questions like “who were you fighting” and “where is the thermos?” The fuck does a thermos have to do with anything? Why would I be fighting someone? And why at NIGHT? Her questions got really strange after that, like, she started asking about my…powers? And something about a ghost form.
Reallllly glad she waited to ask these things in my room instead in front of Mom and Dad. Questions like that could have sent them over the deep end.
Jazz got really upset. I mean, she was already upset, but she was getting REALLY upset by my confusion.
She finally asked, “What is the last thing you remember?”And I said, “Going into Mom and Dad’s broken ghost portal.”
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“Each year imprinted on your body or shown in a dream is a hint to who/where your soulmate is.”
Danny encounters an entirely new species that’s a little too scary to be around. It’s a good thing they have no influence on his search for his other half, though, right?
Phantom finds out that the Human World exists and is enthralled including with a certain inhabitant. It’s a good thing he escaped a certain individual and they’re out of his life for good with no influence on his life anymore, right?
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stained teeth leave the aftertaste of rot by lexosaurus for Its_a_weirdo
Fandoms: Danny Phantom
17 Nov 2024
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Danny was just sick. It was probably some sort of ghost flu that was making his body heavy, his stomach hollow, and his eyes burn with fatigue. There was no way he was—no, he wasn't going to think about that. He wasn't.
In the darkest corner of the room, something shifted.
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It's the home stretch: all Danny has to do is get through one more year at Casper High before he's home free. Ghost attacks have petered off, the GIW were defunded, and Danny's grades have improved. Really, there's nothing that should make this year too hard. There shouldn't be, at least. The weird hunger that he's been feeling since his third deathday doesn't count; it's probably just ghost puberty. He's been through it once—he can do it again, no sweat. Right?
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“Morning,” Phantom mumbled. “How was your sleep?”
A loud crack of thunder resounded throughout the room followed by the sound of pouring rain. The window became foggy as a fresh wave assaulted its surface. Danny slowly turned his head to peek at Phantom, black hair covering half-mast eyes. “Peachy.”
Phantom squeezed his ribs tighter. “We can try something else tonight.”
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Danny and Phantom are stuck inside after the rain makes a date night out impossible. Danny can’t believe his luck.
Fortunately for him, someone doesn’t think that way.