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Depths	By : Chickzilla18 Category: +1 through F > Danny Phantom > Slash - Male/Male Views: 1897 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 1
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Chapter List
- 1-Mortality
- 2-Fishing
- 3-Feed
- 4-Tough Love
- 5-Depths
- 6-Desperation
- 7-Deep Trouble
- 8-Virtually Proven
- 9-Troubled Intentions
- 10-Paradise Lost
- 11-Place in Hell
- 12-Stronger
- 13-Sacrafice
- 14-Face
- 15-Void
- 16-New
- 17-Student
- 18-Heat
- 19-Firework
- 20-Christmas
- 21-Ugly
- 22-Hysterics
- 23-Record
- 24-Visitor
- 25-Beat
- 26-Rights
- 27-Feel It
- 28-Hurt
- 29-Red Hands
- 30-Tempt
- 31-Poison
- 32-Law
- 33-Splash
- 34-Wet
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"Man, you're my best friend," Tucker said to Danny skeptically as he put a hand on the raven's shoulder, "and you know I always got your back," the African boy stared at Phantom with a load of concern as the white-haired male stared right back, as if he was contemplating whether Tucker would attack or not. "But dude, you need to tell me where this stranger came from, and what he's doing in your room."
Sam got up from where she leaned against the wall and walked over to make the conversation more private, unknowing to the fact that nothing they said or thought was private around Phantom, "Yeah, and why does Tucker need to give him a fake identity? Can't he just go to the Dmv and get a state ID like every other person in America above the age of 16?"
Danny looked at Phantom carefully, unsure if it was safe to tell them. He knew that his friends would never betray his trust, and they would help him if he asked. He just wasn't sure how ready they were to know that not only was Phantom actually a merman, but he was also the very same merman that had kidnapped him.
"Uhhhh Ummm," Danny said nervously as he looked for a way to tell them, he had never been much of a scholar, but he was ashamed that all he could get out as a response to their questions was filler words.
'Just say it, Fenton,' Phantom said into his head, the sound of his voice in his skull was no longer familiar and it surprised Danny for a moment, 'I can hear everything they are thinking.'
Danny just nodded and looked back to his friends, "Guy's, I think I need to tell you what happened during the six months I was gone."
Sam and Tucker looked at each other, they had both been told by Danny himself a year ago that he didn't remember anything that happened. Now he was saying he needed to tell them, and all they could do was wonder what he had been keeping all that time, and why was he keeping it?
Danny took a breath, for some reason not feeling as much anxiety as he thought he would. It was strange; every time he had thought about what happened to him in the past, he had always started to feel like fear was going to suffocate him. Now though, there was plenty of fear, but it was more like his fear of spiders-they scared him, but he knew that he was much stronger than they were.
"So you know I'm gay, and Tucker told me that you all saw the mermaids attack the boat before I was kidnapped, and already know that the mermaids weren't able to hypnotize me like they did my Dad." Danny started, some of his words clustered together to get it out as fast as possible, he was a nervous wreck. He didn't even wait for them to nod, if they weren't following along to his rushed speech, then that was now their problem. "Okay well, there was one merman in the cove and he hypnotized me and took me down to his cave, and left my Dad behind for the rest of the mermaids.
"While I was down there, the merman fed on me whenever he got hungry. But he left me under the impression that my father was dead the whole time that I was there. I had to deal with the pain of not only losing my freedom and my dignity but also the death of my father and the reality that I probably wouldn't see my family or you guys ever again." It hurt to recall the pain and the memories that he had to go through during his kidnapping, but it was for a necessary cause. His friends listened patiently as Danny told a short version of the endless turmoil he had felt in the last year and a half.
"Not only did the merman eventually grow to like me a lot, and release me when he realized he didn't want me to die down in that cave, but I found out when I got home that my father had been alive the whole time. I knew that day that my dad hugged me in the kitchen, as I embraced the reality that I had never lost my father, that the merman had saved him before the other mermaids could kill him, simply because I asked." Danny walked over to Phantom, who was leaning back on the bed, resting his head on his crossed arms and staring at the ceiling. "Now the merman is sitting on my bed."
Sam and Tucker's eyes suddenly widened in shock and confusion and they immediately started yelling, "What the hell, Danny, what are you doing with a merman in your bedroom?!"
At the sound of their loud voices, Phantom's relaxed posture changed immediately to the defensive and he sat up to stare at the other two humans.
"Guy's, settle down," Danny held up his hands to try and extinguish the sudden protective attitudes they were holding, "remember from my story, he isn't like the other merpeople, there's good inside him. He just needs us to give him a good kick in the right direction."
"How did he even get here?" Sam asked, "How is he even human now?"
Danny looked at Phantom, "I don't know. He hasn't told me much, other than he's being punished by Hades because of something he did. Now not only is he human, but he also has to live as a half human, half merman hybrid, and every time he touches water, he will pop a tail where ever he is at." Phantom didn't offer to elaborate on his predicament to the boy's friends, didn't even imply that he would let them in on why he was being punished. He wasn't going to, and they couldn't make him.
That didn't stop them from asking though, "Why are you being punished?" Phantom looked at Tucker with a sour expression, not willing to say anything. He didn't understand why the reason mattered, they just wanted to satisfy curiosity.
Tucker raised his hands like he was offended.
Danny spoke, "Tucker, try to remember that he is thousands of years old and was never particular about learning manners. We will help him learn." He did his best to defend the merman that sat on his bed, who didn't know anything about mutual give and take or common courtesy.
"Phantom, come on," the raven boy pointed at Tucker, "you need his help, the least you can do is respond in some way." He scolded, much to the merman's annoyment.
Phantom huffed and tried to get over his irritation with his situation. Now not only was he relying on one human but two others as well.
How humiliating.
"It's not what I did," Phantom started, giving them the only explanation that he would allow them to have, "It's what I didn't do."
They all stared at Phantom for a good minute or two, waiting for him to elaborate, but when he didn't do so, Tucker rolled his eyes and shook his head. "All right fine, Danny thinks there is some good in you, so I'm going to do as he asks." He didn't look too happy to do it though, and Sam didn't look like she was all for it either, but they trusted Danny, and they were his friends. They were going to help because, and only because, Danny asked them to.
They started working out the plans of what Identity Tucker was going to give him.
They decided that it was best if he was the same age as Danny, 17 since he would be staying in the Fenton house and that he would be transferring to Amity high school for the rest of the 11th grade after being homeschooled for his entire life.
They also decided on a story; they had met him over the internet, he had originally lived with his father one town over, but he had left his house and escaped to Amity park when his dad became too abusive to live with. He wanted to stay with Danny just long enough for him to afford an apartment, graduate high school so he would never have to live with his father again.
That was the story they told Phantom that he would be telling anyone in high authority that asked. They made sure Phantom understood how important it was that he lived by that story and that he commit to it like it was glued to his back. If there was a hair out of place and his story didn't check out because of even one tiny slip of the tongue, then he would be having major identity problems with private investigators.
Tucker made sure to write down all the details, and when Danny brought up the fact that Phantom can't get too hot or he might die, the tech nerd made sure to write down severe Cholinergic urticaria as an allergy. This would make sure he was excused from any outdoor activities during the summer and protect him from getting too hot. They even gave him a different name, but they all cringed when the best any of them could come up with was Dan Phantom.
It would take a few days for Tucker to get Phantom's ID, his birth certificate, and the fake addresses that he needed in order to secure the merman's background. In the meantime, Danny made sure to hide Phantom in his room while he brought the news to his father and attempt to get him to agree to allow Phantom to stay.
The conversation went something like this:
"Hey, Dad?" Danny started as he walked into the kitchen and found his father eating fudge and a ham sandwich, "Can I ask for something really huge from you?"
Jack didn't even bother swallowing what was in his mouth before he regarded his son with a curious expression and said, "Sure son, what is it?" bits of bread and ham were spraying out of his mouth, but Danny pretended not to notice.
"Well, Dad. I have this friend that I've been talking to for a while now. I met him online and I've hung out with him a few times. He's really cool, but he's got a really big problem." Danny could feel a slight bit of anxiety creep up, what if this didn't go as planned? What if his father discovered Phantom in his room before they went through with their plan?
Concern morphed in Jack's expression as he waited for his son to elaborate, "His name is Daniel as well and that's actually how we started talking, but he's always been called Dan so there won't be any confusion when you meet him." Jack took a bite out of his fudge and drank from his Pepsi while he waited for Danny to get to the point.
"You see dad, Dan lives with his father right now, and he's very abusive. I've seen the bruises that he leaves, they are horrifying."
The father's eyebrows crinkled in more concern, he had never understood how a father could hurt their child. He himself loved his son and daughter more than anything in the world, and he would never lay a finger on them. He couldn't even imagine causing them physical pain, and he would rather die than hurt them. Yet here he was, watching the news every day as parents are arrested for abusing their kids in the worst ways imaginable. Now here his son was, talking about a friend that he has, that's being beaten up by his own father? He would never understand how some parents could be so fine with doing that to their kids.
"He has tried calling the police on his dad a few times, and the man has gone to jail, but he always gets out and winds up hurting Dan more." Danny continued with his horrifying explanation. "So, Dan asked me the other day if he could come live with me just long enough for him to finish high school and get his own place. It might take a while because his father never allowed him to get a job in the past, but he really needs help Dad."
Jack took a minute to process what his son was asking of him. Danny wanted him to take in a boy that Jack has never met before in his life, and allow him to stay under his roof? By the sound of it, it sounded like Danny would expect him to help keep this Dan kid's whereabouts a secret from father. Could he do that?
The man rubbed his face in his hands, what if he didn't help Dan, and his father ended up killing him? And how would it affect his son to have someone so directly related to him die by his father's hands?
He knew he couldn't allow it to happen.
"All right son, he can stay, but I have two conditions," Jack started, holding up two fingers to count them off.
"One: He has to be employed the entire time that he is here. I allow you to be an exception because you are my son and you've had a hard time lately, but I will not have two unemployed teenage boys living under this roof eating my food." Danny nodded, but he flinched when he realized how hard it would be to get a teenage boy, with absolutely no experience, a job in Amity Park.
"And Two:" Jack continued, "he has to be getting straight A's, or I'm going to start charging him rent. I will not have a slacker living under my roof for free, and I will not allow that influence on you either. You have been working hard, and doing very good in school, and I will not allow anything to change that."
Danny figured that shouldn't be too hard for someone who was thousands of years old. The raven may have to help him learn to write before he allowed Phantom to step foot in the school doors. He may also need to teach him some math, he wasn't sure actually, but it shouldn't be too hard for someone who was smarter than dolphins.
"Okay dad," Danny smiled and hugged his father, promising that Dan would keep to this promise as well.
"As long as he respects you and me, and does those two things, then I will welcome him in this house and treat him like family." Jack finished as he hugged his son back. "When do I meet him?"
Danny responded with a range of about a day or two, saying that Dan would need time to pack his things and sneak away onto a bus. He said that he lived in a town a few hours away, and it may take a couple days for him to get to the Fenton house. He also promised that despite Dan's background, he was actually a well put together teenager.
Jack would be the judge of that.
Phantom would have to stay hidden until all his stuff comes. Tucker said that he had hacked the DMV and the social security office and had put Phantom's identity into their system, so all the identification cards Phantom would be getting are all legit. Nobody would be able to tell that they were fake, not even the police themselves, and that was because Tucker had an itty bitty tiny little secret about Phantom's identity cards.
They were all real.
Currently, Danny was still hiding Phantom from his father, and they were both getting ready for bed. The raven had bought Phantom some of his own clothes a while ago because the merman's build was slightly bigger than his, and Phantom apparently had a much different style than him.
While Danny liked wearing bright colored clothing that reflected how gay he was and how happy about it he was, Phantom had more of a punk- emo style.
He had the sleeveless hoodies and the chained black pants that brought his eyes out and called attention to his colorless snow white hair. Danny also remembered that as a merman, Phantom had enjoyed wearing jewelry, so he had gotten him a nice watch that matched most of his clothes. The raven had even taken Phantom to get ear piercings with black and silver studs and a few lime green diamonds, simply because he thought they would look good and suit Phantom well. Boy, was he right.
The merman looked like the stereotypical heartbreaker, but damn was he hot. Every girl they passed by couldn't stop giggling to their friends and staring at him. A few of them had even walked right up to Phantom and started flirting, and Danny's jaw had dropped in shock when the merman actually humored Paulina by licking his upper lip at her.
Danny's credit card had created a monster.
Phantom had explained to Danny later that shopping day while sipping at a Dr. pepper from the nasty burger, that the girls were naturally attracted to him because of the Pheromones that he releases. As a natural predator, the pheromones he releases work to draw in his pray by infecting their brains and making them an easy target. Phantom had told him it was always easier to catch and kill his food when they came to him. Danny had even started to notice how much Phantom's scent drew him in.
Danny briefly wondered if his attraction was nothing more than these pheromones drawing him in like every other woman that they had passed that day out in public. However, as he recalled the whole year that he was away from Phantom, he threw off the worry. He had never stopped feeling an emotional attachment to the merman, even when they were miles away from each other for an entire 12 months.
That didn't mean that it was easy to sleep in the same bed with the sexiest person alive though. So far Danny had been able to resist those pheromones that Phantom insisted were there. Of course, he had morning wood every morning, but that was always quickly taken care of before Phantom could wake up and humiliate him.
Danny knew that Phantom could smell lust, so he made sure to always start doing his homework after he took care of himself. Algebra always had a funny way of sucking peoples souls away from them, riding the body of basic human emotions. Lust did not exist in the quadratic formula, and it was not even a factor.
So far Danny had gotten lucky because Phantom seemed to be one of those teens that slept until lunchtime. Danny usually woke up at 8:30, so he hadn't gotten busted with a hard-on yet.
But Danny was afraid his lust was well known one night when Phantom climbed on top of him and pinned his arms on either side of his face.
"Phantom?" Danny asked as he stared up at the glowing green eyes above him. The merman face was hard to make out in the darkness of his bedroom, and along with his lust, Danny was struck with passion and desire at the intense look Phantom had. "What are you doing?" He asked quietly and hesitantly.
Phantom leaned down so his face was in Danny's neck, taking in the boys scent. The ends of his white hair tickled the soft skin behind the raven's ear and Danny's breath became heavier. Phantom could smell everything, from Danny's natural scent to the smell of the desire rolling out of his pores.
Silly boy.
"I'm hungry," was all that Phantom said before licking up the side of Danny's neck from his collar to his ear.
The raven's mouth opened in a silent moan at the feel of Phantoms tongue drawing little patterns on his sensitive skin. It was both liberating and terrifying to have such a dangerous creature giving so much attention to his very vulnerable neck.
"You wouldn't want me to feed off anyone else, would you?" Phantom was still so selfish, and Danny was momentarily dropped from the hight of his passion at the ultimatum uttered by his ear.
"Just do it," Danny said, allowing some of his irritation to pour into his voice.
Phantom didn't seem to be bothered by the sound of Danny's anger, nor did the raven's irritation cause him to hesitate even a little. The merman just pulled off Danny's shirt and threw it somewhere on the bed, not bothering to pay attention to where it landed.
Phantom stared down at Danny's torso, the sight of it allowed him some enjoyment. He liked Danny much better when he couldn't count his ribs one by one.
The merman slowly dragged a soft hand up from Danny's stomach to grasp around his neck gently, feeling the muscles that now filled the raven's figure as his hand went up.
Danny was brought back to the sea of lust at the feel of Phantom's hand caressing him as if he was actually something that the merman adored with great passion. The body worship was something he had only dreamed of. He never thought that what he had fantasized about on lonely nights when he craved Phantom, would ever actually happen.
Phantom was actually a lot more gentle than he was when he was holding Danny captive. He even used his venom to sooth the wounds, which was something he had never done for anyone before. Phantom was actually shocked that he even did it, but he was grateful for Danny. He hated that he didn't know what he would do without the stupid kid, but the boy continued to surprise him with his generosity.
Phantom licked up the blood and smirked when he could smell how much Danny liked that.
So his boy was a little bit of a masochist?
How adorable.
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