#danny phantom lancer

Danny: Leave it to me. I know a short-cut.

*Two minutes later*

Lancer: DANIEL, WE ARE INSIDE THE GHOST ZONE!!!

(The idea is that Fright Knight follows Danny around in the human world, because he is his King and needs protection.)

( He disguises himself as a human "Ghost Hunter", so no one would question him being close to him)

Anyway. Fright Knight co-parents with Pandora, Frostbite and Clockwork.

The three are unable to guide and protect his King because they are bound to their lair and responsibilities.

It would get his King in more trouble than it's worth, as much as leaving him alone sucks.

The observers are the worst and Fright Knight would like to destroy them.

He has them on speed dial.

Especially Frostbite, since he has 0 idea how the human body works.

(The King Consort and Technus created it)

(Technus helped to get into his King's good grace and because it was a challenge)

Anyway. Fright Knight is determined to make his King a top student. He might be an excellent fighter, but it is foolish to separate the warriors from the scholars.

(Frostbite is in extreme support of that and he is sure that Clockwork slows the time when they are studying)

He and Lancer work tightly together to create the perfect lesson plan, hence them becoming close friends.

(Lancer is just glad that Danny finally has an adult that protects him. He is aware that his student had become more healthy and attentive since the ghost hunter appeared.)

(Fright Knight believes Lancer to be a great teacher and wise man.)

(Clockwork and Pandora are placing bets on them)

His King is a great student and he will cut down anyone that denies it.

He knows everything about the sky and the stars, leading him to give him the title of "world-devouring star". His king gets always extremely embarrassed when he uses the said title.

(Titles are important for ghosts. They pay respect to a ghost's achievements and talents)

(Pandora and Frostbite were quite proud of him for coming up with that title. Clockwork told them about all the silly names he nearly choosed)

Bonus points if it's Danny, Dash, Paulina, and two random characters so that they're forced to interact with people they don't really know and aren't already friends with.

•Lancer actually taught Phantom sign language when he tried talking to him, but he kept talking in ghost speak. Some students were mute, so learning sign language was a must as a teacher.

•Phantom starts appearing in Lancer’s office to rest more and more often. Lancer has a bean bag chair in his office for students, and sometimes in the late afternoon, Phsntom will float in, wave, and take a nap.

•Phantom brought a ghost blob to him once when he was stressed. Just placed it on the desk and gestured at it like “Take it. It’s yours.”

•Phantom has a certain “word” in ghost speak for Lancer. He thinks it’s his name, but really it means something along the lines of “the teacher who’s the safest and most fun to annoy”.

•Phantom is now following him to and from his car at the school at the end of the day and is getting closer more often. He suspects the ghost kid is getting attached.

•Phantom randomly stopped showing up, but once he returned, he pointed at his face and smiled. He’d suddenly grown fangs! They weren’t very big, but definitely noticeable, and he suddenly had freckles that oddly looked like they were grouped in constellations? Maybe it was a ghost thing. Whatever it was, he seemed happy to show Lancer.

•Lancer helping Phantom through a panic attack!

•Lancer gets to meet Phantom’s ghost allies!

•Lancer gets to meet Danielle!

“If you don’t mind me asking, why do you come to my office everyday to nap? I don’t have an issue with it, as you know, but I’m rather curious.” Lancer asked.

Phantom stretched his arms up. Surprisingly, there were a few pops. Why he had bones despite being a ghost was anyone’s guess.

Safe. He signed.

The young ghost was unable to speak English. He understood it perfectly well, but it seemed his verbal skills were limited to ghost speak. Lancer took it upon himself to start teaching him sign language so that he could communicate without always needing a notebook and pencil. They’d only recently started, so Phantom’s knowledge on it was fairly limited.

The response made Lancer raise an eyebrow.”Safe?” He questioned. Phantom signed the word again and pointed at him. “I’m safe?” Lancer asked. Phantom smiled and nodded, then opened his mouth. What came out sounded like a howling wind, but Phantom repeating the word again in sign language gave him the context clue the teacher needed to understand what it meant in ghost speak.

Mister Lancer: And if we’re really quiet, maybe we’ll hear a young deer calling out for its parent.