Danny Phantom Fanfiction Crossover Novels & Stories

She stared at the message for a long moment, then typed back: Goodnight. Setting the phone on her nightstand, Lyra pulled the covers up to her chin and closed her eyes, willing sleep to come. But all she could see was Damien's face. All she could feel was the ghost of hands that had never touched her. All she could hear was a voice whispering dark promises in her ear. *** And in a penthouse in New York, thousands of miles away, Damien Nightbane sat in his darkened office, phone in hand, a slow smile curving his lips as he read the flight confirmation his people had just sent him.

Everstream had felt like a secret paradise hidden from the rest of society, but Phantom's actions left all the villagers living in constant fear. Not only that, but so many innocent villagers had died because of him as well. Being the village chief of Everstream, Darren hated Phantom with every fiber of his being. He wanted nothing more than to kill Phantom and avenge the dead villagers. Thus, when he saw Phantom slip into the forest to escape, Darren rushed after him without any regard for his own safety. Cassian knew full well that Darren was no match for Phantom. He felt an even greater sense of urgency when he saw Darren disappearing into the trees. With a few quick blows, he took down t

“DON’T.” Danny glanced at his fingers almost by accident, still reeling from having been touched in such a way by someone he didn’t know, and saw the bloody gum of torn skin under his nails. He stopped, still as the city that no longer was. In that part of him where the light flickered to reveal smiles before, there now issued a second spark, only the light was blue this time. Cold, and burning. The light was pain. Danny had been scratching at his scars.

Thank fuck, I didn’t cut it. “Van, please.” “What do you want, Danny girl?” I whisper against her throat. Her breath hitches when I slip one finger inside. “I want you to fuck me.” That’s not gonna happen this time. I slip two fingers in, and her hips buck. “Anything but that, Danny girl.” “I hate you,” she cries out in frustration.

The rest of us couldn't help but giggle watching the two of them. I miss seeing my brothers and parents, with everything going on they have been taking care of their pack which I don't mind and they do come first but watching Chloe and Jasmine really makes me miss my ridiculous brothers. Alex and Brandon have become like my brothers and I can't wait for the four of them to find their mates. "Someone just crossed our shield." Diane said as her eyes swirled blue like a hurricane was about to hit. "Get everyone up and get them to the cellars now!" Stephen shouted through the link. "I'll get Danny and Ember." I said running towards the stairs, I didn't wait for anyone to reply back to me. I coul

Hannah yawned exhausted and passed out. "Damon, I linked or tried to, she had a boy and girl",he could barely link back. He sounded weak. "just take care of our beauty" ,the link cut and I looked at my mom in horror. Did Damon just die?

Daphne pouted and grumbled, "You humans are so dull. Always tied down by your rules and morals. We Phantoms don't have that nonsense. If we want someone, we just go for full-on soul fusion—whenever, wherever." But in truth, her mind was spinning. Felix really seemed like he planned to wait for her sister to arrive. She was surprised that there was actually a human who was not scared of facing an S-tier Malevolent Phantom. Every other person she had ever encountered, even the strong ones, ran for their lives at just the mention of one.

But then Danny came running, screaming for his hero, and I realized my Danny was already gone. Fast forward to now... Danny pulls back from my kiss, gasping for air as if I am poisonous. I don’t mind. I just let my eyes drift past him to the man leaning against the archway. Chadwick looks like a ghost, pale skin, heavy bandages, eyes like flint. I feel a slow, jagged smirk pull at my mouth. "Leo?" Danny’s voice is a broken whisper. He is trembling so hard his teeth are practically chattering. "What did you just do? What... please, just leave. My mum..."

He had a bowl of pasta in front of him, a green notebook open beside it, and the expression of a boy who had spent his entire life waiting for a specific door to open and was finally seeing the knob turn. ​He looked at Scarlett. He looked at Xavier. He clocked the way they were standing—the default proximity, the way Xavier’s arm brushed hers as they moved. ​"How bad?" Danny asked, his voice cracking only slightly. ​"Eat your pasta," Scarlett said, pulling out the chair across from him. ​"That bad," Danny concluded, picking up his fork.

Xyrus had been such a bright spot in her life, Lana Reign thought he could possibly outshine all the darkness chasing her. But she was wrong. Danny had proven that no matter where she went, no matter how close or far, he would find her and ruin whatever it was that she loved. It wasn’t right to bring this type of negativity into anyone else’s life, and she instantly regretted ever meeting Xyrus. "Sweetheart, you have to explain. Tell me what’s going on?” he pleaded, trying to search her face for understanding. When he caught her staring across the party, Xyrus tried to follow her sight of vision, but he looked back to her with a blank stare as if he had not seen the evil Lana knew existed in