DCxDP fanfic Idea: Silver Tounge Snake

Damian has a brother, except said brother wasn't trained for combat operations. He was trained in the administration positions needed to keep the empire Ra's built functioning.

In essence, Damian was trained to rule, and Daniel was taught to manage the estate. This does not mean Daniel can't fight because Ra would never have a regular civilian lurking around; he just wasn't physically trained as harshly.

While Damian was climbing a mountain with a broken arm at five years old, Daniel was handed account logs of failing businesses that he needed to get out of the red or else at the same age. While Damian was slashing opponents, Daniel was told to sniff out the planted traitors in the staff.

Pitch pearl idea... kinda

Phantom and Danny get separated by a machine or spell, and have memories of each other. But there is a little misunderstanding.

Phantom:

Danny:

Phantom, nodding to himself: That's my husband.

Danny, blinking owlishly: Hmm?

Phantom, pointing at Danny: That's my husband, nobody touch him.

Danny, still a little dazed: Wha?

You shouldn't summon a Ghost King

Danny had felt the weird tug to the entirety of himself and instantly knew he was finally actually getting summoned for the first time. 

He'd winced through the whole process, knowing he should have listened to Clockwork and changed the requirements now that he was Ghost King... but even though Clockwork had seemed pretty serious about it, it just... kept slipping Danny's mind.  Listen, it's not that he didn't want to! executive dysfunction is a bitch alright, and it sounded like boring ghost paper work.

And it's been like... months now, maybe even a full year, maybe even longer. People don't really summon the Ghost King apparently, and Danny has been busy! He has school, he's trying really hard to get his grades back up. At some point he just completely forgot about it. 

He's really regretting not taking it as seriously as he probably should have now that he's randomly on top of a skyscraper in some massive city he doesn't recognise. And the city is... for a lack of better words, on fire. 

He can feel the suffering he can hear the screams, there is pain, chaos and fear all around him. Like a physical force pressing down on him.

The sickening part of it all is that he feels stronger than ever like someone injected him with 50 energy drinks directly into his veins but at the same time his stomach is recoiling violently, extreme jitters but not in a good way, absolutely nauseous. 

He's not really listening to whatever is going on directly around him on that roof, that's all far in the distance somehow, maybe he's disociating, maybe something else other ghost thing is going on, but Danny is just floating there in full king regalia. 

All he cares about it is snatching the weird creepy looking grimoire and getting some answers. 

And answers he gets because its very clearly stated in there that the Ghost King (Pariah Dark) wants a tribute to himself. Whomever deigns to summon him must prove willingness to his cause. Aka the whole conquering and genocide and tyranny thing. 

Over five hundred deaths would probably do but over a thousand was preferred, even more was obviously even better. That would show dedication and earn favour and- blah blah blah. 

Danny thinks he's going to throw up. 

It doesn't help that that's when the heroes show up and Danny is very clearly the big bad in this scenario even if it was completely unintentional.

Maybe they'll let him explain? Oh shit, that one looks so upset they're crying- maybe he can just go invisible instead...

This might be the worst night of his life. 

Danny rips the grimoire in half and maintains eye contact with the cultist as he holds up a clock. A clock that Clockwork gave him a long time ago that sends out an emergency signal to Frostbite.

A portal opens behind and Yetis come out to help the civilians back into their bodies with little to no side effects.

Danny to the cultists: We're going to have a talk.

A portal appears under Danny and the cultist.

Danny to the JL: Sorry about all of this...

When Billy was given powers, the clause "Protect the magical world" came with them. Billy's young brain came to the conclusion that it was necessary to protect not only magical animals, but also the magicians themselves. After all, they often face discrimination because of their magic from people who do not have it. Therefore, instead of hiding the status of the Champion of Magic, Billy openly tells the magicians about it and does everything possible so that they do not run away in fear.

This is how the wizards learn about Billy Batson, a nine-year-old orphan who was chosen for such a responsible position. There was much outrage and protest, but no one could go against the choice of Shazam. Billy did a good job of making the wizards who did not believe in him believe in him and his right to be Champion.

The non-magical heroes don't know that there's a child hiding behind the Marvel mask and that Captain Marvel is actually the Champion of Magic. And every time they see the Captain interacting with a magician, they compare them as a father and son. And the fact that the magicians act like naughty kids doesn't help at all. The heroes' heads are still fresh with the incident when Captain Marvel scolded John Constantine for another lost part of his soul. At the same time, the Briton looked like a child who believed that he was being unfairly accused of something he clearly did. He even pouted like a child and stubbornly did not look at Marvel!

So yeah, everyone thought that the good-hearted Marvel had taken these magicians under his wing, who definitely needed some kind of control.

But then, the Shazam family was created, and while he wasn’t near the Magical community as much as he was before. He was still there.

…is what the JLD thought because now he is like a leech but he does look more relaxed but the JLD is kinda jealous of the Shazam family.

The Justice League originally got a ton of emergency calls and emails from Amity Park: a town that doesn't currently exist on any sort of database, record set, and can't be traced at all. So the JL decides to ignore them.

This turns out to be a bad decision because now the calls and emails (including personal contact info) turned into a never ending, untraceable virus of a white haired teenagers parody of Rick Astleys Never Gonna Give You Up.

In the past, the calls and emails were rather realistic —As realistic as "Ghost Attacks" could be— and would include ambient explosions in the background of anything with audio. While they were always easy to tell if they were fake just based on the location given, a nonexistent city in Illinois under the name "Amity Park", the rest of the content would be easy to assume as real. No hero would have been surprised if it turned out it was a college project or something similar.

Lately, though, the fake messages have seemingly given up on realism, and have decided to send a shot for shot remake of Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up", having a white haired teen that matched the exact description of "Phantom" from when the fake city was trying as the lead role. The video was well made, surprisingly, though the boy's singing voice was not very good.

The JLA now had faces to attach to the voices, making it a little easier to find them to get them to stop. The names they used for the pranks weren't real, there wasn't any "Dash Jonathan Baxter" (Only one to make up a middle name), "Tucker Foley", "Samantha Manson", or "William Lancer". Currently, they send 2 or 3 messages a day, only one of them being "realistic" per week, the most dedicated "serious" messenger being "Jasmine Fenton" (A fake name, there isn't anyone named that), she is the only one to not either stop or resort to sending the music video (It is still unknown whether each character is always played by the same person or if it changes depending on when it's made).

No one in the JLA actually knows how old the pranksters are, though most of them appear around 13-16 years old (Based on their voices and those that showed up in the video), but some sound well in their 30s-50s (Pamela Manson, William Lancer, and Maurice Foley to name a few of the adult sounding voices)

Today's first Amity Park message got sent, most heroes just watch the first few seconds (A few seconds is all that's needed to identify it) but Captain Marvel —Who is an adult and several thousand years old, also not a child— who was on monitor duty at the moment decided to watch the entire thing through, even if he's already seen the parody a dozen times (It was for research, he doesn't think the video is funny, that would be childish, and he's not a child).

After only around 10 seconds it became apparent that this wasn't the same video that was normally sent. No, no. This was a bloopers compilation.

Half the watchtower could hear a few pairs of laughter from the monitor room (The others on monitor duty and a hero passing by in the hall may have joined in watching, but you can't prove it Batman)

I have not seen Captain Marvel being mentioned DC X DP.

So I like to image that 10 minutes into blooper, Captain Marvel goes completely silent. Stone face, not smiling, and rushes to the zuba tubes.

The gods and Solomon have recognized a reoccurring background character.

Captain Marvel, searches around the world like a mad man.

Bonus:

Divine Twitch: *enjoying the bloopers*

Captain Marvel to Divine Twitch: I wonder who that background character is? They keep on appearing.

Divine Twitch: *squints their eyes* Is that...*eyes widen in shock* HESTIA?!?!?!?!?!!?

Inspiration

Batman: Who are you.

Danny, while maintaining eye contact, reaches forward and takes off the bat symbol: …

Danny sprays it with Windex, wipes it with a rag, and puts the symbol back into Batman’s chest: …I’m the cleaner.

Batman feeling offended: Hn…

Red Robin covers his mouth: Oh My God!

Red Hood: He. Did. Not!!

JLA: *Gossiping in the background*

JLD & Danny:

In a lot of cultures, ghosts will curse you if you trespass on their territory without permission.

Danny doesn't realize it, but he's the same.

Ghosts, depending on their obsession, can orchestrate how their curse is. If someone trespasses and disrespects Ember, for instance, they'll go deaf. Walker? Every single cop they see will automatically suspect them of a crime. Skulker? Any animal, at all, will start hunting them.

Vlad made his curse so that they'd think they wanted to serve him, and expanded his territory and the definition of "disrespect" so that he could get willing workers he didn't necessarily need to pay.

Dani's curse makes everything they eat taste like ghost peppers, forever. Phantom Capsaicin included.

Dan's curse is Dan. It literally just lets him know where that person is and allows for an instant teleport to that person so he can go beat the shit out of them.

However, since Danny doesn't quite understand how ghost culture works, he skews his curse.

To be fair, he didn't realize he was making one, nor did he realize he needed to alter it when he moved his territory. You know, to include things like "visitors", or "vigilantes", or even "roommates".

His "territory" being his new house.

So when one of the local heroes breaks in for somewhere to hide, just long enough for their villain to pass by the area, they trigger Danny's curse.

Danny curse?

It grants the trespasser the ability to use Danny's Phantom abilities, and a faux obsession to "protect".

But Danny's powers aren't meant for the living, even extraordinary ones like the local hero.

So the ability to use those powers is limited for them.

Still incredibly startling, however, for said hero to turn and see glowing green eyes in their reflection.

Even better: the curse makes them think they have Dannys abilities.

They run against walls. Or look fascinated at where their hand should be. Everyone around them thinks they are stupid

Or on drugs