(Feel free to use this prompt as inspo for ur own fic! Just tag me so I can read it!)

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Due to Amity Park becoming a ghost hotspot, so to speak, it was a collectively agreed upon decision by the Board of Education to have a class dedicated to learning more about ghosts. Ghosts 101; an introduction to all things ghostly. Good idea, no? There was only one bump in the road.

They had no one to actually teach it.

The Fentons? Absolutely not, they wanted to teach students, not maim them.

Guys in White? Incompetent, almost as bad as the eldest Fentons were. Almost.

Phantom? A good idea, but he had shut them down, saying he wasn’t the ‘teaching type’

Although one good thing did come from talking to Phantom—he’d given them the name of someone who did qualify to teach the class.

Hence why Phantom himself was sitting with William Lancer, Principal Ishyama, some parents of the PTA board, the very unhappy eldest two Fentons after promising not to attack, and a member from the Board of Education, Mr. Brown.

“So, who do you recommend, Phantom?” William asked.

“No ghosts!” Maddie scowled, “I don’t trust a ghost to teach impressionable kids!”

Jack nodded, “No good spook would—”

“He’s not a ghost,” Phantom interrupted, “His name is John Constantine, and he’s a…good friend of mine. He works with the Justice League. Batman, Superman, all those guys,”

Everyone in the meeting looked shocked.

“So he’s a superhero?” Mr. Brown asked.

“Not quite,” Phantom hummed, “More so a sorcerer of sorts,”

“Will he be willing to teach?” Principal Ishyama asked.

“He’ll do it if I ask, he owes me a bit of a favor,” Phantom gave a mischievous grin before he phased a piece of paper out from inside his chest and handed it to Lancer, “Here, that’s his number,”

Lancer nodded dumbly as he dialed the number that was on the paper that had come from inside Phantom’s chest a moment ago.

The phone rang a few times before a tired-sounding British man answered the phone, “‘Ello?”

“Is this Mr. John Constantine?” Lancer asked.

“Depends; who’s askin’?”

“My name is William Lancer and I’m a teacher at Casper High, Amity Park in Illinois. I was told to call regarding teaching a class about ghosts—”

“Imma stop you right there, teach,” John interrupted, “I’m no teacher, ‘kay? I deal with demons and that shit, not kids.”

“But you do know things about the Ghost Zone and ghosts, correct?” Principal Ishyama asked.

“More than the average livin’ mortal would, guess so,” The man responded with a sigh.

Mr. Brown cleared his throat, “Mr. Constantine, you were recommended by—”

“Uncle Connie!” Phantom exclaimed suddenly with a wide grin on his face.

“Not you again!” John groaned, a faint sound of someone snickering could be heard in the background—some of the people in the meeting more familiar with the Justice League members could recognize it as the Flash, “And quit calling me that! I’m nobody’s uncle!”

“So grouchy!” Phantom chuckled, “You gotta teach this class, Connie!”

“I don’t gotta do shit!” 

“You’re gonna be a teacher?!” The Flash laughed, “Aw, man! I wanna see that!”

“Shut up, Speedster. Aren’t you supposed to be listening to Bats go off about something?” John snapped.

“Remind me again who owes who a favor?” Phantom’s voice was sing-songy and teasing.

The silence was deafening—besides for the sound of Flash’s half-heartedly covered chuckles and laughs.

“...little bastard, shoulda never asked ya to get a piece of my soul back from Lucifer,”

A few parents choked.

“I’m-I’m sorry?!” Pamela Manson exclaimed.

“Heya, Teach,” John said “Amity Park? You said that was Illinois, right?”

Lancer recovered from his shock first, “Uh–yes, yes it is. We can send someone to pick you up at an airport if you need—”

“No need,” John grunted, “Give me a sec, teach,”

The phone hung up and a second later, a portal ripped open in the middle of the meeting room, making the eldest Fentons jump up and reach for weapons they didn’t have on them.

A tall man wearing a trench coat with blonde hair, some stubble of a beard, and a cigarette in his mouth walked out of the portal. He looked tired and smelled faintly of alcohol.

“Uncle Connie!” Phantom grinned widely as he began waving obnoxiously at the British man.

“Brat,” The man—John Constantine, most likely—made the cigarette vanish, “When I said I’d do ya a favor, I meant exorcize a demon or somethin’ like that; not become a teacher,”

“That’s not my fault, should've been more specific,” The ghost boy waved a finger in his face teasingly.

Prompt: Tim’s parents enter him in chess tournaments all over the world from a young age, where he wins and becomes known as a protege well before he takes up the cape.

So as he ages, and keeps up the Chess (as not doing it would be suspicious) he has to hide his ID as (Red) Robin in other ways.

How does he do it then, since he’s already well known as intelligent?

Great question! Simple answer: he pretends to be in a relationship with himself.