Playtime!

Phantom laughed, gently untangling Silver. “You’ll grow into it.” Holding out a hand, he floated a little higher. “Now, let’s see where we are, shall we?”

An ear swerved to the side but he shut his eyes and grabbed Phantom's hand. "Lesh go!" Silver wiggled his feet excitedly.

"Hmm… you need a cape. All heroes have capes!" Phantom paused, looking around. "Let’s see…" After a moment, he shrugged, untying the bedsheets that made his, and tied it around Silver’s neck. The fabric billowed around the boy, practically drowning him, and Phantom grinned. "Positively perfect, pal."

Silver's eyes lit up and sparkled intensely. He was becoming a super hero!! "WOAH!!" He laughed and did a flip in the air. "I'm a hero I'm a--!" The cape covered his face, but his muffled yet excited yelling still came out. Now he looked like a small bedsheet ghost.

Silver laughed, patting the child’s head.

Silver let go of the other and sat there, looking like he was thinking about something. But then the younger one's thought process was interrupted by a low growl. The little hedgehog squeaked and covered his stomach.

"Otay." He smiled up at his older variant. "I'll protect you too!"  Silver snuggled into the other's fur. 

Blaze was carefully picking up the game pieces and had a headband on. She had the card, "cake". Her ear then flicked and she turned to look at the doorway. "..oh...Are you done?" She asked.

He flinched. "Yeah..." Silver looked at her headband and giggled a bit. "Are we playing?" He asked, trying to distract himself from earlier.

Phantom reached his hand forward, as if to ruffle Silver’s hair, before realizing he could possibly impale his hand and pulling back. “Do you want me to fly you up to help me?” He asked with a smile. “You can be my helper, little guy. Hero in training.”

His ear flicked and he looked off to the side before looking back at the Ghost Boy. "I can do it!" He wiggled in the air, very eager to be a hero! "I'm Shuper Shilver!"

"……theres no need to lie to me Silver…" she smiled. She stood up and picked up her plate with her untouched pizza. "…I’m done..I’ll be in the other room when you’re done." She didn’t want to put him under too much stress…

He gulped nervously this time. Silver watched her until she left. His eyes drooped down to his own plate, at the last pizza. He didn't feel so hungry anymore. The little one didn't know what to do now. Silver kicked his feet in the air until finally deciding something. He slid down from his chair and tip-toed to the edge of the wall, peeking into the other room.

"I know, I know, I’m afraid I’m more used to helping others before myself!" Phantom laughed, grabbing the cat as it tried to squirm away. "Ah, cat, you should stop, he’s merely a little boy-" The cat flicked it’s tail into Phantom’s face, and he let out a little sneeze. "I knew I was a dog person…" Shrugging, he readjusted his arms. "I recognize the irony in this situation, but perhaps we can help each other. I’ll fly ahead, and see if I can figure out where we are, all right?" His feet lifted slightly off the ground, melting into a ghostly tail.

" home..?…I didn’t keep you from anyone did I? I didn’t mean too…Should we call?" She asked getting alittle worried now.

"U-U-Uh! No!" Silver held up his hands. "Ish okay! I'm... uh..." He looked pleadingly to his side again. "Shorry..." He loudly whispered. 

Phantom smiled when the boy eased away from his hiding position. “I won’t hurt you, I promise. Now that the pleasantries are out of the way, would you mind terribly telling me where I am? I got a tad turned-around, you see, and I’m not sure I’m around Amity.”

The young one blinked a couple of times, getting hung up on the "big" words. "Uhhhh...." Next came a blink of revelation, along with a gasp and a pointed finger at the other. "You're the losht one!" And this guy was asking if Silver was lost. Which was partially true but he wasn't about to say anything on it.

" I know what you said but I’d love to take you out once more…Plus, where do you have to go Silver..?…" She didn’t want her little friend to leave.

"Um..." He looked to the side then down at his last pizza. "H-Home..." Silver continued to stare at his food, not shoveling it down as he was a few seconds ago.

"Indeed!" Phantom pointed at his cape with the hand not holding the cat. "See? I help save from ghosts and other monsters! But mostly ghosts…" He admitted, kneeling down so he was eye-level with the hedgehog. "Are you sure you don’t need any help? You look rather lost. "

The loudness of the other kept making Silver twitch and flinch. But since this person was a SUPERHERO Silver came out from his hiding spot, since superheroes are Good! and not Bad! He still had his shyness however. "O-oh.." Silver twiddled his fingers when Danny asked his question. "Um... no I'm not losht." He said as he kept glancing around nervously, not looking at the other.

She had her hand on the side of her cheek as she watched the child. ” Surely you can. I can’t wait to take you.” She didn’t say this…there was no smile, she told him. She heard that he couldn’t, she needed a good reason for this. 

He stared at her and gulped down the big chunk of pizza. "But I shaid I'm leaving tomorrow..." His ear flicked again.

"What are you doing? Is someone invisible?" Phantom’s hand lit up green, and he gently waved it forward, keeping a firm grip on the squirming cat as the gentle mist wafted towards the boy. He didn’t feel anything, and the ghostly glow disappeared. "What’s your name?" He grinned. "How silly of me, I did not introduce myself!" Bowing, Phantom’s cape fluttered with his aura. He loved making it look cool. "Danny Phantom, ghostly superhero, at your service. You are?"

Silver looked at the mist warily, afraid it might hurt him or someone else. He looked in awe at flowing cape, then his ears perked up. "A-A shuperhero..?" The hedgehog peeked more as an ear twitched. 

"….Silver?..Would you like to go to the toy store tomorrow?…." She asked as she looked at him. She liked walks, and she knew a small place.

His eyes sparkled, "Moyff!" But then a look of realization came over him, and his ears went a bit slack. "Fuff ai gand... Mmm veeveem..." Silver's chewing slowed.

Silver ruffled the child’s front quills, “If he is here I won’t let him get you!” He assured the young alternate.

He looked up at the other. "R-R-Really?" Silver's ears were still drooped.