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#Danny is girlboss gaslight his way through this
rboooks · 11 months
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DC x DP Fic idea: The Royal Consort
Wesley Weston runs a blog after getting over his desire to expose Danny's secret- primarily due to no one believing him- and no one pays attention to it since almost all of Casper high school has one too.
The difference between the hundreds of other blogs is that one of his pictures of Phantom is clear. A perfectly uncorrected image of the famous ghost, whereas nearly all other pictures are blurry due to ghosts disrupting cameras. Even Wes isn't sure how he managed to capture him so well.
Another difference between his blog and others is that one of his followers happens to be John Constantine, who followed the kid a long time ago due to the fanfiction of the Bats and found them hilarious.
John opens his phone app, expecting a new chapter to the Bruce Wayne/Superman fic, and spits out his tea upon seeing the High King of the Dead casually in the human world. Horrified that the King has not been appropriately welcomed- which could lead to a war that the humans would never win- he calls an emergency Justice League and Justice League Dark meeting.
It didn't help that they had allowed a county to pass the anti-ecto laws, which ruined any attempt to appease the Ghost King once the news broke to the public. The League still worried about a declaration of war even after they demolished the laws and the United Nations had the States apologize on humans' behalf.
They quickly discover High King Phantom has been visiting Earth for almost three years. Before his coronation, Phantom had not been outside the Infinite Realms very often though he has appeared throughout history. Cave drawings date back thousands of years before the first ancient Egyptians, but he's visits are few and short.
Life would naturally send him back to the Realms because he had too much power and ectoplasm. After taking the throne, his powers only grew, which meant someone had to summon him as the only way for him to stay on Earth longer than an hour.
Now as King, he appeared only within the small town of Amity Park daily. Why?
John sighs. "He has an anchor. Someone is tying him to this plane. Like the helmet for Nabu, which allows Doctor Fate to exist here without being launched back to the Infinite Releams, Phantom has bonded himself. And I know who that is"
He pulls up a class photo on Weston's blog and points to a boy wearing a particular necklace.
"Danny Fenton is wearing the official Royal Consort of the Infinite Realms symbol and has been since he was fourteen. Phantom's husband may be our only hope to salvage the terrible mess the USA's bloody GIW placed the rest of us in."
Danny loved the necklace he found in Pariah Dark's old haunt. He inherited Pariah's haunt and everything inside once he was crowned and hasn't taken it off since. He didn't think it would be an issue. It's not like it would out his secret to his parents or anyone else since it was in Ghost Speech. Even he didn't know what it said.
Then one morning he comes down for breakfast only to have the most important members of the Justice League sitting in his living room waiting to greet him.
Desperate to keep his halfa status a secret, Danny must convince the entire world watching him, that he's just a human who scandalously eloped at age fourteen with one of the strongest beings in the mulitverse.
Jack's horrified "We were shooting my son-in-law this whole time" became a meme that has trended for months.
( Part 2 )
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just-more-pr0mts · 7 months
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We've all heard of the classic playboy/girl ×nerd where the playboy eventually falls in love with the nerd and they live happily ever after, the end.
But how about
The Nerd dates the playboy out of pity thinking "this poor boy! He is such a love sick fool. " and when playboy cheats and or breaks up with the nerd. Instead of the reaction the playboy was expecting... The nerd celebrates because hello? longer having to put up with him that freaking a reason to celebrate. The nerd throws a party and the playboy is dumbfounded .
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jaybirbie · 3 months
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DP x DC
That wonder woman issue got me thinking that Damian would be a great Dad. So have this.
He had failed, he could still hear Alfreds last words, the sounds he had made as he was killed. How quickly he had lost practically everything.
He had never seen his Father give up before.
Never thought Drakes sacrifice would wound him that deep.
Never seen Jon that angry.
It was all his fault, his own stupid Pride had set motion to a catastrophic future.
So when that old man shaped being had appeared and told him he could have a chance to fix things.
He took it without hesitation.
Damian knew he'd have to pay that strange creature back one day. For his family, he would pay any price.
But being summoned one day to a floating clock tower and being handed an infant , an infant who was to become the king of the Realms no less. It wasn't what Damian had expected.
He'd have to figure out how to explain this to his family, to Jon. The apparent master of time had given him 3 rules.
1) Protect Danny at all costs.
2) Nurture his core (emotionally bonded)
3) Don't tell anyone who/what Danny is or what had happened.
Standing in a summer field under the stars (he swore it was late autumn when he left ) holding a squirming bundle.Damian took a breath in and projected calming feelings to the blue eyed infant in his arms. Jon would be on the way, surely having heard his heartbeat.
He looked down at his son and smiled, he had no idea what he was gonna tell everyone.
But he'd already proved he'd do anything for his Family.
He'd do the impossible for his son.
Yeah, just a blurb. Feel free to add or use
Damian just has to Gaslight, Ghostkeep, Girlboss his way through raising the most powerful entity in the world. No big deal.
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stealingyourbones · 1 year
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Dp x dc
Combine full hazmat au
(Danny’s wearing a hazmat suit that covers his face during the accident but nobody can hear him speak through the suit)
Hazmat Danny:*gets recruited to Justice League because nobody actually can tell that he’s a child.*(they just think he’s short, this weirdly conflicts with records they’ve seen on time travel adventures of his future self being built like a juggernaut)
Shazam , scoping him out with Solomon’s wisdom:*slides up next to him* “hey there new bestie!”
Just them gaslighting , gate keeping , and girlbossing their way to not being sorted with the other child soldiers(young Justice)
LKJFHLSKFHSHKD THEY JUST THINK HE'S SHORT
Danny simply communicates using ASL or another form of non verbal communication when he's Phantom.
Billy and Danny talk shit about absolutely everyone in a Ghostly form of non verbal communication (wisdom of Solomon really comes in handy for long unknown or dead languages).
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xysidhequeen · 1 year
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Dick: I'm older than you!
Danny, time traveller whose prove of existence dates back to ancient cave painting: ohh? prove it.
Dick can't prove shit and it's going to drive him insane that he can't. He can't find out Danny's real name, his family history, even if this kid has a diploma because Tucker scrubbed every trace of Danny off any electric device in the world. (And via blackmail and bribes used various ghosts to clear out any physical copies) Of course, if Danny wants that information made available again, Tucker can do that
But. What Dick can find is what Danny requested be left. Which is only things from hundreds, thousands of years ago. Mosaics of him in ancient temples. Busts of him carved by long dead famous sculptors. Hell, he's even now heard rumors there's ancient art of Danny on other planets! He's even mentioned in ancient texts!
And. What's even worse. Is occasionally Jason shows up or is mentioned too. But Dick can prove Jason was born 18 years ago dammit so it's the only clue he has that there is shenanigans afoot.
Danny Nightingale, gaslight gatekeep girlbossing his way through making Dick question everything. Because Dick knows Danny is fucking with him he just can't prove it.
Now a snippet as a present for the ask
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"Did he take a thermos with him? I saw a thermos before he Leroy Jenkins himself out of my window," Dick demanded, opening said window to poke his head out and look around. 
"That was a thermos, yes." Jason nodded as Dick, with a slight pout, closed the window, giving it one last suspicious glare, as if the window itself was the reason behind Danny's sudden supernatural departure, and turned back towards Jason.
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marvelousrants · 1 year
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So a dc x dp prompt I've been thinking about for a bit.
Danny is a member of the JL and has been for a awhile now, Danny get's sick as one does and Dani or Ellie as some call her is like 'nah man don't worried I'll replace you for a bit no one will notice (note that I see Danny and Dani as closer in physical age and chaos twins) Danny semi delusional from his fever is like sure what can go wrong.
Dani then proceds to gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss her way through being pretending to be Phantom and putting on a cap to cover up her longer hair.
Random JL member: Why are you wearing a cap Phantom? Dani, knows her brother and is a master of sass like him: wouldn't you like to know weather boy?
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twoidiotwriters1 · 2 days
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The Curse of Oenone (Leo Valdez xFem!Oc)
A/N: Honestly I love deranged women -Danny Words: 2,089 Series' Masterlist Previous Chapter // Next Chapter Listen to: 'Keeping Your Head Up' -by Birdy
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XLV: We Gaslight Gatekeep Girlboss Through
It must be sturdy down here because Hazel isn't insisting on going in first before Ara. Unless she's so pissed that she's hoping Ara will die on accident. This wouldn't be the first time in Ara's life that a child of the Underworld prays for her downfall.
The girl walks forward while Leo tries to cheer Hazel up. Ara has a goal and a plan, and that keeps her mind clear, so she's okay... as okay as she can be after hearing her dead sister talking to her. A squeak makes her stop making the two kids behind her collide against her. Gale the gassy polecat is glaring at them from the ground. 
"Not the farting weasel again," Leo groans. "If that thing lets loose in close quarters like this, with my fire and all, we're gonna explode."
The polecat goes off on Leo in a series of irritated screeches and Hazel hushes it. "Be ready," she tells them. "We're getting close." 
"Close to what?" Leo questions.
"Close to me." Answers a fourth voice."Welcome. I've looked forward to this."
The decoration in this new room is screaming: YOU'RE DYING TODAY! But Ara's attention isn't on that. Right in the middle of the chamber, is a set of elevator doors that remind her of the ones leading to Olympus.
"That's it," Ara breathes.
"Yup," Leo sounds less enthusiastic about it. "Those are doors, all right."
Ara spots the chains on each side and her hand reaches for Almighty, but she doesn't move. It can't be this easy.
"Where are you?" Hazel asks tensely.
"Don't you see us? I thought Hecate chose you for your skill."
A dark cloud forms and vanishes just as quickly leaving a tall giant in its place. He's not too different from his brethren, except that he's all black and made of smoke. He's weaponless, which concerns Ara.
Leo whistles under his breath. "You know, Clytius... for such a big dude, you've got a beautiful voice."
"Idiot." 
A woman shows up next to the giant: Full Greek attire, a high updo that reminds Ara of that movie Silena used to love—Pride and Prejudice, the one with Keira Knightley—and a necklace with a miniature maze. 
"Oh!" Ara lets out in understanding. "You're the minotaur's momma!"
"Arae Jackson," the lady sneers. "I have a name."
"Pasiphaë," Hazel replies.
"My dear Hazel Levesque," the woman nods politely.
"You two know each other?" Leo asks. "Like Underworld chums, or—"
"Silence, fool. I have no use for demigod boys—always so full of themselves, so brash and destructive."
"Hey, lady, I don't destroy things much. I'm a son of Hephaestus."
"A tinkerer," Pasiphaë scoffs. "Even worse. I knew Daedalus. His inventions brought me nothing but trouble."
"Daedalus... like, the Daedalus? Well, then, you should know all about us tinkerers. We're more into fixing, building, occasionally sticking wads of oilcloth in the mouths of rude ladies—"
"Leo." Hazel interrupts him. "Let me take this, okay?"
"Listen to your friend—Be a good boy and let the women talk."
Ara's eyes go past the giant and to the doors behind him. She tries to figure out how to run past him, but if he doesn't move, she can't tell how to one-up him. "Easy, child of Olympus," the woman speaks like soothing an energetic puppy. "We'll get to that in a moment."
"Your—your friend doesn't say much," Hazel points out. 
"Pray he stays silent, my dear. Gaea has given me the pleasure of dealing with you; but Clytius is my, ah, insurance. Just between you and me, as sister sorceresses, I think he's also here to keep my powers in check, in case I forget my new mistress's orders. Gaea is careful that way."
"Whatever you're planning," Hazel continues, "it won't work. We've cut through every monster Gaea's put in our path. If you're smart, you'll get out of our way."
"You don't look like much," the woman continues unbothered. "But then you demigods never do. My husband, Minos, king of Crete? He was a son of Zeus. You would never have known it by looking at him. He was almost as scrawny as that one." 
"Wow," Leo grumbles. "Minos must've done something really horrible to deserve you."
"Oh... you have no idea," Pasiphaë's eyes flare up. "He was too proud to make the proper sacrifices to Poseidon, so the gods punished me for his arrogance."
"The Minotaur," Hazel brings up Ara's only memory of the myth.
"Yes. My disgrace was unbearable. After my son was born and locked in the Labyrinth, Minos refused to have anything to do with me. He said I had ruined his reputation! And do you know what happened to Minos, Hazel Levesque? For his crimes and his pride? He was rewarded. He was made a judge of the dead in the Underworld, as if he had any right to judge others! Hades gave him that position. Your father."
"Pluto, actually."
"I knew Minos," Ara declares. "Big-time loser."
"Irrelevant," the woman scowls. "I hate demigods as much as I hate the gods. Any of your brethren who survive the war, Gaea has promised to me, so that I may watch them die slowly in my new domain. I only wish I had more time to torture you properly. Alas—"
The Doors of Death light up a sign letting them know someone is coming. Ara's heart nearly jumps out of her chest.
"There, you see?" Pasiphaë sighs. "The Doors are in use. Twelve minutes, and they will open."
"More giants?" Hazel's voice trembles.
"Thankfully, no. They are all accounted for—back in the mortal world and in place for the final assault... No, I would imagine the Doors are being used by someone else... someone unauthorized."
"Percy and Annabeth," Leo states.
Ara draws out Almighty. "I'm sorry, but there is little you can do to keep me from making sure they get out alive."
"Oh, not to worry." Pasiphaë shrugs. "Clytius will handle them. You see, when the chime sounds again, someone on our side needs to push the UP button or the Doors will fail to open and whoever is inside—poof. Gone. Or perhaps Clytius will let them out and deal with them in person. That depends on you."
"How exactly does it depend on us?" Hazel asks.
"Well, obviously, we need only one set of demigods alive. The lucky two will be taken to Athens and sacrificed to Gaea at the Feast of Hope."
"Obviously," Leo makes a face.
"So will it be one of you two and that annoying boy, or your friends in the elevator? Let's see who is still alive in twelve... actually, eleven minutes, now."
Ara runs into battle only to be swallowed up by darkness. Just like in her dreams, she gets spit out in the middle of a different scenery, with Hazel and Leo on each side of her.
"What the heck? Where are we?" Leo looks around in confusion.
"This is an illusion," Ara turns to Hazel with urgency. "Get us out of it."
Hazel scowls. "I'm trying."
Leo lightly hits a wall with his fist. "Pretty solid illusion."
"Annoyingly realistic," Ara agrees. "But it's beatable. It has to be."
"Got it," Hazel replies grumpily. "Would be more useful if you could just shoot around until you hit Pasiphaë?"
The woman laughs, and the illusion becomes stronger. "Oh..." Ara backtracks until she's right up against the wall. "No no no..." Her eyes widen. "Not this place again..."
"What? What is it?" Leo gets closer. "What's wrong?"
"The Labyrinth," Hazel says with a stringy voice. "She's remaking the Labyrinth."
It's the only thing in the world that makes Ara's skin crawl this way, and now she's back in it.
"What now?" Leo asks anxiously. "I thought the Labyrinth collapsed during that battle at Camp Half-Blood—like, it was connected to Daedalus's life force or something, and then he died."
"Ah, but I am still alive," the sorcesses replies bemusedly. "You credit Daedalus with all the maze's secrets? I breathed magical life into his Labyrinth. Daedalus was nothing compared to me—the immortal sorceress, daughter of Helios, sister of Circe! Now the Labyrinth will be my domain."
"This place was indecipherable," Ara's knees buckle. "I can't beat it!"
"It's an illusion," Hazel reminds her. "We just have to break through it."
"Too late, too late," Pasiphaë taunts them. "The maze is already awake. It will spread under the skin of the earth once more while your mortal world is leveled. You demigods... you heroes... will wander its corridors, dying slowly of thirst and fear and misery. Or perhaps, if I am feeling merciful, you will die quickly, in great pain!"
Ara remembers what it did to Chris and Clarisse, and how it got Lee Fletcher killed. She wants no more suffering, her people have seen enough of that. "You petty psycho!" The girl hisses. "You're gonna sit there in your centuries-old mummified ass and antagonize a trio of TEENAGERS? You can stick your loathing up your crinkled butt!"
Ara turns to Hazel with vengeful, wild eyes. She's been cornered and hates when others make her feel small. Nemesis told her she'd be a massive pain in the ass for others one day, Pasiphaë's about to find out.
She holds Hazel's face and uses charmspeak. "Hazel, this is your labyrinth. Build us a way out." Hazel raises a hand, opening a hallway before them. The girl runs tugging them forward. "Give her what she wants!" Ara encourages her.
The floor opens and Hazel jumps in, pulling Ara and Leo along. Both scream as they fall, but they land much faster than expected, and it doesn't hurt. The walls around them flicker and Ara spots Pasiphaë.
"You'll rot in your hatred!" She grabs her flintlock and shoots. "Hazel's so much better than you! "
"Eight minutes now!" Pasiphaë speaks over her, the walls building back up. "I'd love to see you survive, truly. That would prove you worthy sacrifices to Gaea in Athens. But then, of course, we wouldn't need your friends in the elevator."
Ara whispers directions to Hazel every time the walls flicker so the younger girl can build a path. Hazel does make a show out of it imagining traps, poisonous gas, and debris that collapses around them, which delights Pasiphaë so much she puts less effort into the illusion.
"Seven minutes now—If only we had more time! So many indignities I'd like you to suffer."
Ara still feels like a scared ten-year-old, she still thinks of herself as the short, vain girl she was seven months ago when she met Leo. It may feel like she has nothing to offer, but she does.
"I'll show you indignity," Ara turns Almighty into a bow. She uses her charmspeak again. "Show yourself, Pasiphaë!"
Ara's voice comes out stronger than the woman's defenses, so distracted that her mind can't reject the orders. The walls flicker away and Hazel sees Pasiphaë, and when the woman lifts the illusion again, it's too late.
Hazel creates a ramp and pushes them forward to throw them into a large pit. This time, the fall doesn't last at all and the trio drops right on top of Pasiphaë. "Ack!" The witch squeals under them and tries to crawl out.
Ara tackles her again and presses her knee on Pasiphaë's chest, then raises her bow and tenses an arrow on it aiming at the woman's head. 
"Three minutes," she speaks, her gaze cold and calculating. "Any last words?"
"You miserable wretches!" The sorceress cries.
"Leo, tie her hands."
"Gladly." The boy gets to work while Ara still aims at the woman.
"You must really hate demigods," Hazel smiles mockingly. "We always get the best of you, don't we, Pasiphaë?"
"Nonsense! I will tear you apart! I will—"
"We're always pulling the rug out from under your feet," Ara doesn't know why Hazel's taunting Pasiphaë when she's already subdued, but she won't complain. "Your husband betrayed you. Theseus killed the Minotaur and stole your daughter Ariadne. Now three second-rate failures have turned your own maze against you. But you knew it would come to this, didn't you? You always fall in the end."
"I am immortal!" She wriggles against the ropes. "You cannot stand against me!"
"You can't stand at all," Hazel grins.
"You're dying," Ara's gaze darkens as she tenses the bow again.
"Are you killing her?" Hazel asks with genuine curiosity.
She freezes, then lowers the bow. Hercules's words come back to her: all children of Olympus are killers. Ara eyes the witch with apathy, turning away from her. "I'm better than that."
"Okay," Hazel points at the floor where the woman is kneeling. "Bye!"
The ground swallows her. Leo stares at the girls with his mouth wide open. "You make a spooky team!"
The elevator doors ding again, Ara glows silver and shoots the arrow at the button to let her friends out. Smoke comes out of it like it's been severely overused, and Percy and Annabeth spill out onto the hard floor.
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