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Depths	By : Chickzilla18 Category: +1 through F > Danny Phantom > Slash - Male/Male Views: 1897 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 1
Disclaimer: I don't own Danny Phantom. I made no money or profit in the making of this Fanfic.

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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I don't own the following song_Kiss the Girl
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The big room filled with the scent of thousands of sweaty bodies all pressing together in a flurry of excitement and arousal. You could hardly move your feet without stepping on someone and the amount of movement in the commotion made the room much hotter than it was.
Phantom stood on stage clad in black leather pants with his sleeveless leather jacket, a lime green ascot complementing his eyes and hair. The lights that flashed above his head made his white hair appear to change color as combinations of red, blue, and purple reflected off of it.
"Sha lalalalala my oh my, look at the boy too shy, he ain't gonna kiss the girl. Sha lalalalala ain't that sad? It's a shame, too bad, he's gonna miss the girl."
The crowd in front of his screamed their appreciation for his voice, and he humored a few of the prettier ones with winks and eye contact. "Anything for a little more money and fame," their agent had said, "The more they love you, the more money they will spend on you." He didn't know much about how the economic system worked or much about human socialization, really, so he just did as he was told.
The day after they murdered Vlad, Danny had called the radio house to blather an excuse for missing the appointment the day before. They forgave him easily, though, since he was so popular and made them drooling amounts of money with his songs, so they agreed to meet him later for lunch that day. A few days after that appointment and the board of music had heard the song, they called Danny and told him that they could hook him up with a concert.
The boy had been ecstatic at the idea and immediately agreed. Soon after that, they were signing a contract with an agent, a few lawyers, and then they were booked a gig for a few weeks into the future. Sam agreed to be the DJ, as was her specialty, and Tucker was their tech guy. Danny was offered a team of professionals to handle the two jobs, but Danny refused to have anyone but Sam and Tucker working the controls.
"Sha lalalalala don't be scared, you got the most prepared, go on and kiss the girl. Sha lalalalala don't stop now, don't try to hide it, how you wanna kiss the girl."
Phantom carefully manipulated hypnosis into his voice, not putting them under his spell too harshly, but still influencing a considerable amount of adoration in their brains. He was on his third song, one of his own personal favorites simply because it stood out from all of Danny's other songs, and he had three more to go. He was getting hot and he knew that he would need to take a good few minute cooling off during half time.
"Float along, listen to the song. The song say, 'Kiss the girl'. Sha lalalalala music play, do what the music say, go on and kiss the girl."
Danny stood backstage watching with an overly happy grin as he stared at the object of his felicity. He would be forever grateful that Phantom did for him what he couldn't do for himself, and that was making his songs loved and known by many. The raven stared at the back of Phantom's pixie cut as the older boy sang through the climax of the last song before half time. Phantom didn't seem to know it, but he really has done so much for Danny in such a short period of time...
Phantom was panting and out of breath by the time he met with Danny once the song ended, and the raven quickly grabbed his hand, leading him to the 50-degree room he had set up with drinks and snacks for the merman.
The partial demon snatched a water bottle from Danny's grasp and chugged half of it in 2 flat seconds.
"You okay?" Danny asked in concern for the red flush that Phantom had across his cheeks, deciding they couldn't make these concerts a big habit.
Phantom nodded and set the now empty water bottle down, "I'm fine, I just need to cool off for a bit."
The Raven nodded, "You want a sandwich? Is that one water enough, or do you want another?"
"Another." within a second, Danny had produced another water bottle. Phantom drank that one much slower and the redness was disappearing from his face, making Danny's shoulders relax in relief.
"You think you can handle the last 15 minutes? I can tell Mr. Dombil Doore to call it off if you want." His blue eyes were glimmering with care, reflecting the compassion and regard he had for the merman's comfort and health.
"Nah, I can handle it, precious." He smirked at the younger boy, using the nickname he had given him when they first met and he still had the raven in captivity. He watched as the boy blushed, and Phantom wondered once again what he had done to the kid's psyche to make him find the memory of imprisonment kinky.
They had each agreed to pretend like what happened to Vlad never happened. After hearing from Danny what had actually happened the day after the murder, Tucker and Sam agreed that the pathetic excuse for a life deserved to be killed. None of them had spoken a word about the event since then, they would keep it a secret and never let anyone find out. They could get in real trouble if anyone were to figure out what happened, and they were glad that Vlad wasn't exactly a social butterfly. Nobody but Maddie missed him.
They made 250 grand from the concert alone, and with their first CD published with the 10 songs that they had made together, they made a total of nearly 150,000, each, in that month alone. They were practically bleeding money and they all knew that they would be set no matter what their plans for the future were. It was refreshing to have this sort of stability, and Danny made sure to give a considerable amount to his father and share the glory.
Both his parents were proud of him, even Maddie who didn't see much money from Danny at all, not that she minded. She was a fully grown independent woman and didn't need her son to provide for her, no matter how stressful the situation was now that Vlad had vanished and left her alone.
After Vlad never returned from school that day over a month ago, she had filed a missing person report and then left to stay with her sister. She didn't have access to any of Vlad's fortune so she only had the few hundred dollars in her pocket to get her to her sister's house, and she would have to find a job soon.
As far as she knew, the police hadn't found Vlad, and she knew from experience they would give up the search and pronounce him dead. Hopefully, though, Vlad had the same luck Danny did and would eventually find himself home from wherever he was.
...
Danny and Phantom had just come home from the dealership. They had taken Tucker with them to help keep from getting scammed out of too much money, but Danny wanted Phantom to have a car. They had set the albino up with a good deal and a very nice car with some killer upgrades, and if things went as planned, the car would be his by the end of the week.
However, when Danny and Phantom walked in the door after dropping Tucker off at home, their happy attitude was quickly set on fire when they laid eyes on two FBI agents sitting on the living room couch with Jack.
The orange-clad Fenton looked like a complete wreck and Danny was immediately worried. Was this about Vlad? Had they been caught? Were they going to jail?
Relax, Fenton, they aren't here for you. He heard Phantom speak into his head, and though he trusted that the merman could hear what everyone was thinking, his worry didn't disappear as he regarded his dad with a concerned expression.
"Dad, everything okay?" he asked tentatively, stressed under the pressure of the police's eyes on him.
Jack gave his son the fakest smile the boy had ever seen, "Of course, Danny-boy, why don't you go upstairs and finish your homework while I talk to the nice men."
Danny remained anxious, and Jack nodded to Phantom, silently asking the older teen to take Danny upstairs. Phantom did, gently grabbing onto Danny's upper arm and leading him over to the stairs, "Come on Danny, I need help with calculus." He didn't.
It took a moment of hesitation as the purposeful silence from the room choked Danny with worry, but eventually, the boy was following the merman up the stairs into their shared bedroom.
"What's going on?" He asked Phantom as soon as the boy closed the bedroom door.
Phantom looked over at Danny, hearing the conversation downstairs as clearly as though he was in there himself. He knew that the police were discussing what they had found in Vlad's house, and knew that it was making Danny's father sick to his stomach, but he didn't feel he should be the one to tell Danny just how disgusting Vlad was. He had a feeling Jack would be telling the kid anyways, and Danny was a bad actor and wouldn't be able to pretend like he didn't already know about the cameras that had recorded him for so long. Phantom needed to keep this one, for now, otherwise, they would either raise suspicion, or it would look really bad for Danny.
"Don't worry about it, precious. They don't suspect that Vlad was murdered." He promised, walking over to their backpacks to pick out their homework. They did need to do it, it was due tomorrow. "Come on, you need to finish your chemistry, and your English too."
Danny quietly fallowed Phantom over to the bed, still asking silent questions and nervous about the authority downstairs. He was handed his books and he opened up to the assigned pages, starting to write down the problems and the solutions.
Eventually, he lost all focus on the problems in front of him and he glanced up at the embodiment of all things sultry. His nervousness was forgotten as curiosity made a home in his head. He had been meaning to ask but hadn't found the right time or place.
Danny bit the end of his pen as he watched Phantom's green eyes look up at him from his own homework. The boy with white hair gave Danny a pointed look, knowing that he had a crapload of questions on the tip of his tongue waiting to be voiced.
"So, do merpeople eat anything other than humans?" he inquired aloud, his curiosity shining in his pretty blue eyes.
"Yes. We can eat anything that has a heartbeat, but the only thing that is sustainable is humans. It takes us about 2 weeks to get hungry, and about a year to starve to death." Phantom multitasked answering the question and solving the calculus equations from the assigned pages.
"Wow, so you've really killed a lot of people, yeah?" He asked with a shiver, unsure if he found the information exciting, worrisome, or both. So that's why he fed on Danny so much back then. Then something became quite alarming to Danny. It had been at over a month since Phantom last fed, why wasn't he keeping up with his diet if it caused him so much pain not to?
He would have to take care of that, later though. "Do merpeople mate?"
"We can, but it's not romantic like you may think, silly boy. We mostly do it to assert dominance, or to claim territory. Not a lot of merpeople do it, but those that do have multiple mates and are very stuck up. It can only be done by alphas though." He was nearly done with his calculus and would be moving onto his art history project in a few minutes.
"Where do babies come from?" He never thought he would be asking that question with so much interest, not after the last time... shiver.
"Well, typically alphas are instinctually drawn to eggs left behind by an omega mermaid who laid it during their heat."
Danny's eyes gleamed at the mention if alpha-omega dynamics. He had read about them in stories, fanfictions, and movies and was glad that he understood something about Phantom even if it was small. "Instinctually drawn? Doesn't that mean that you have the instinct to care about your kids?"
Oh, Danny... Your naivety continues to surprise me. "No," he shot down the hopefulness in the boy's eyes, "Usually, the egg grows and hatches and the baby has to survive in the ocean by itself. Merpeople don't have any care for the young and we don't coddle and protect them as humans do. If they survive by themselves into adulthood, then they disserve to live."
Danny grimaced at Phantom's off-handed explanation, "You just leave helpless children to fend for themselves?" He thought about Phantom as a small defenseless cub, alone in the vast ocean and having to take care of himself. "That sounds so lonely."
Phantom considered Danny, he had never really thought about it. "I suppose it is. We aren't the only species that does this though. Many aquatic species live by that lifestyle, it isn't so uncommon." He didn't know why he felt the need to explain his species cruelty to their young, it was a natural thing and was not unacceptable to his kind.
If Danny had dog ears, Phantom was sure they would be drooping. "I guess." he twiddled his thumbs, staring down at his discarded homework, knowing he would be regretting his decision to forget about it later. A new question popped into his head and he looked back up at Phantom who was opening up his history book. "Why did Hades create merpeople?"
"Purely because he doesn't like that he can't rule humans if they aren't dead and basically sociopathic. He doesn't handle humans who don't lack humanity or don't deserve to rot in the underworld for eternity. With us around, the underworld gets new souls every day because we steal them for him to rule. It's what we were created to do, and its all we live for." He started brainstorming ideas for his project and wrote them on a scrap piece of paper as he answered Danny's questions.
Danny shuddered at the revelation that if Phantom had killed him, he would have actually, legitimately, gone to hell. He looked at the siren's eyes even though he wasn't looking back but down at his writing. What had he done...?
"Why is Hades punishing you, Phantom?" it had been grating on his thoughts ever since Phantom first said that he was being punished. The merman had never told him, but he hadn't really asked since that first day.
The merman looked up, meeting Danny's eyes with an unreadable expression. "Because you are alive."
Complete utter confusion morphed into Danny, what did his life have to do with it?
Phantom started elaborating. "He's punishing me because I wouldn't kill you."
Danny tilted his head, still not fully understanding. "What do you mean?" Phantom released him almost a year and a half ago, why was it that Hades had only punished him a few months ago and what did it have to do with him?
Phantom smirked. "I was watching you, you know," he said and Danny's eyes widened. "Every time you came to the beach after I freed you, I was there. Hades told me I had a year to redeem myself and prove that I wasn't feeling any sort of attachment to you by finishing what I started. So I was bound to the beach you visited until I killed you."
Danny shivered once again when Phantom revealed that he had been there watching him the whole time. When he had thought that he was a safe distance from the mermaids. How many chances did Phantom have to kill him? How many times did Danny get within an inch of his life? He recalled all the times he had gone swimming or windsurfing with Sam and Tucker and shuddered at the knowledge that Phantom could have dragged him down at any moment and he wouldn't have known what hit him.
Then he remembered that one night, the one before Phantom showed up on his doorstep when Dash and Quan almost accidentally murdered him. Phantom had been there, he wasn't hallucinating.
"You chose not to, though." Suddenly the raven was understanding, Phantom was being punished because he felt something for Danny. Something that had prevented him from killing him multiple times. He had done something to Phantom to make him feel human emotion, and to Hades, that was unacceptable. Phantom was being punished because of him, because of what the merman felt for him.
"You," Danny swallowed, suddenly feeling an intense warmth in his chest as he and Phantom made eye contact, "You chose to spare me, knowing he was going to do this to you. You protected me, even though you had no idea what was going to happen to you once you were human."
A familiar smell his Phantom's nose, a smell he had come to like when he drew it out form Danny. It was sweet, fruity, and flowery all at once. "I don't want to kill you." He admitted.
The raven gave Phantom a long look, cheeks flushing and eyes dilating slightly. The merman couldn't possibly break eye contact from the intense look the boy was throwing at him. The human's scent was powerful and hit Phantom harder than a mad bull, and he couldn't move any farther from Danny if he tried.
"Are you sure you don't know what love is, Phantom?" Danny finally asked after a while of staring.
Phantom nodded, "I'm not capable of love, Danny, I'm a demon whose sole purpose on earth is to viciously slaughter humans."
Danny blinked and looked at the merman's lips, "You didn't viciously slaughter me, though."
The merman continued to stare at the content glimmer in the boy's blue eyes, knowing that the kid was actively losing focus on everything around him. "You're an exception."
Suddenly, it was like Danny's lips were magnetized to his, and the boy gravitated towards him as if Phantom was what was tethering him down to Earth. Their homework was smacked out of the way as the raven crawled his way over to the merman, bringing them closer as their lips danced. Danny held Phantom's face in his hands and kissed him with as much passion as he felt, falling in a sea of joy, lust, love, and fear. It was an alarming mix that filled his entire being and influenced him to kiss Phantom harder, as if letting him go meant he would disappear forever.
Soon though, the merman forced them to stop to breathe, and they sat there staring at each other as they caught their breath. Danny was straddling him as he brushed his thumb under Phantom's eye, "Don't you ever leave me, Phantom." The boy said insistently as if the very idea of Phantom leaving tore him apart.
Phantom smirked and wrapped an arm around the human, pulling his body closer, "I've got nowhere to go, dumbass."
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