#dogprompts

He honestly doesn't expect it to work. It's a stupid plan that has him cringing, blushing red as he expects the stranger to call his bluff and walk away--

But Danny is shocked when the stranger immediately rolls with the plan, no questions asked. They are… Surprisingly convincing. Enough so that for a second Danny wonders if he really is their kid now.

With his family's help, he makes a proper grave for his twin on the Wayne Manor grounds, on a little hill with the best view of the night sky.

William Lancer has seen his fair share of closeted kids over the years. Kids with secrets they hold close to their chests. Kids who tentatively express themselves at school, only to bottle everything back up when they get on the bus to return home.

He's had children cry their hearts out in his arms, only knowing they could safely come to him by the flags hung up in his classroom.

William knows what it means to have an unsafe homelife, and he's careful to make sure that his students have a safe place kept separate.

In Amity, Sam, Tucker, and Jazz are mourning their presumably-vaporized friend/brother, while the Fenton parents are facing legal action for their negligence.

The vigilante meant well, taking the kid to the hospital to treat his injuries. The kid mumbled the entire time, barely conscious. "No hospital, please," he said more than once.

Poor kid, the vigilante thought. He must have a phobia of needles or something.

...

Danny has been sent through time on missions before, but this… it's something on an entirely different level-- an entirely different world.

Still, he finds himself blending in. Kryptonians are not that different, after all, and even the glow to his irises blends in well enough.

He wanders the alien city in amazement, mourning the knowledge that everything he sees will be long gone by the time he's born.

That it should be gone, in any case.

Clockwork's never been big on details, and this occasion is no exception. Whatever Danny's meant to do here, his actions will intertwine with Superman's fate, is all he knows.

There are protections and wards around the Batcave and Wayne Manor, and, due to his halfa status, Danny can interact… strangely with these wards. There is one ward in particular that allows him to enter the premises with no issues, but, well-- He hasn't been able to leave now. And it's kind of a problem.

When things start to get worse in Amity, they sometimes joke that Danny should be the next Bruce Wayne adoptee. Danny laughs along with the jokes, adding fuel to the fire. One way or another, there's eventually a bet.

It's a stupid thing, sticking his neck out in Gotham to try and get Bruce Wayne to notice and adopt him (when he already has parents…), but Danny's here for the chaos. He's not sure what he'll do if he succeeds, except for maybe fake his death and run like hell.