Here it is, the story you've all been waiting for- The Two Kinds of Halfas!
There won't be much action in the first chapter, but no need to worry, there will be some.
Please R&R! If you do, I might even start a sequel to this one! I've already got an idea…
Oh, and I don't own AD:JL or DP!

The Two Kinds of Halfas

At Milliard Fillmore Middle School, near the end of the day-

Emma yawned as Professor Rotwood continued his longwinded spiel about a creature he claimed was a magical creature. Emma took one look at the picture he had taken, which was actually pretty good.

"It's an alien, not a magical creature," she mumbled to herself sleepily. "A… Pyronite, I think." (A/N I don't own Ben 10 either) Luckily, Professor Rotwood didn't hear her. However, Jake, who sat next to her, did.

"An alien?" he asked. Emma nodded.

"I'll tell you more about it after school," she murmured. There was thirty minutes left. Just then Jake heard something on the roof. He grinned.

"I'll see you then," he promised and ran out of the room. Emma sat up. Professor Rotwood tried to stop Jake, but he couldn't. He looked around the classroom desperately. Emma stood up.

"I'll go get him," she said and ran out of the room. She was still 'Emma Ming', but people thought that she was Jake's cousin, so it was all right if she chased after Jake. She ran after him. Finally he ran onto the roof. Emma put her ear to the door and desperately tried to listen. Then she grinned. She could hear it easily!

"What's going on?" she asked herself and then grimaced. She wasn't sure that she wanted to know. Finally she opened the door… and felt her jaw drop.

Jake was fighting Nigel Thrall? She stared as Jake fought against him in dragon form. She knew that Jake was really good, but Nigel seemed to be winning. She saw Nigel pin him down and Jake struggled and finally turned human. She half expected Nigel to offer a hand to help Jake up, and then they would say it was just a practice, but the raw terror in Jake's eyes proved that wasn't going to happen.

"Dragon Up!"Emma flew between the two and pushed Nigel back, hard. Then she turned human again and helped Jake up.

"Thanks, sis."

"Anytime, bro." Then she put her hands on her hips and glared at him.

"Although I shouldn't have had to do it in the first place!" Jake cringed under the onslaught.

"Come on, Emma." Her glare turned into a steely gaze.

"Maybe you would like it if I told Gramps?" She got out her cell. Jake's eyes grew wide. Then she put it away.

"And you!" she said, turning to Nigel. "If you ever try to mess with my brother again, I'm going to phone your sorcerer supervisor and you will stripped of your magic!" She then glared at Jake.

"And maybe you'll be stripped of your dragon powers. Then I would be the American Dragon. How would you like that?" Nigel looked stunned. Emma was the sweet, innocent girl he saw in the hallway sometimes, talking to Rose or Jake.

"Jake's your brother?" he finally managed. Emma nodded.

"Yes, and if you know what's good for you, you won't tell anyone!" Nigel nodded and Emma grinned a predatory smile.

"Good, because then I would have to fight you, and I'm easily ten times more powerful than Jake." Nigel was mystified.

"How so?"

"I happen to be a full oracle, and who knows? I might even be a sorceress in training," she said, examining her fingernails as sparks danced among them. Jake's eyes grew wide again. He pulled out his cell.

"I'm telling Gramps!" Emma spun around.

"He already knows!"

"Oh," Jake said quietly and put his cell phone away. Then Emma grabbed her brother roughly by the elbow.

"The bell's about to ring." She pulled her brother back into the school, and sure enough, the bell rang a few seconds later.

Nigel remained on the school roof. He had wondered if maybe he should ask Emma to the upcoming dance, but… No, just because she was a magical being didn't mean he couldn't ask her to go. He grinned and smoothed back his bright red hair.

Down at Emma's locker-

Emma examined her pictures on the inside of her locker. They were pretty random.

A dragon, an alien, some watch thing, and a ghost. She shrugged. They were things she had seen in her visions. Every day she puzzled over them, but none of them made sense. She had never met the dragon before that she had drawn, and the alien and the watch thing? Completely weird. At least she knew what the ghost one meant. Danny Phantom was already on his way to NYC, along with some of his friends. Emma was eager to meet the legendary Danny Phantom. She slammed her locker door shut.

"Hello, there." Nigel had been standing behind her locker door.

"Hi." He glanced around, then held out his hand. A lily appeared in it. Emma gasped.

"For you." Emma gently took the lily out of his hand.

"How did you know my favorite flower?" she asked. He just grinned.

"Would you like to go to the dance with me?"

"Of course! Thank you!" Emma then bid him farewell and walked away.

In Emma's room-

Emma dumped her stuff on her bed. Then she surveyed her room. To anyone else, it would seem that it was empty, but could see the invisible. That was part of being a full oracle.

"I know you're there," she said to the figure in the green chair. The figure pulled a face, and then became visible.

"How'd you know I was there?" asked Danny Phantom.

"It's a long story. By the way, you came to the wrong building. I'll fly you there, if you want." Danny grinned.

"I can fly myself, thanks."

"Well, I'm going to fly anyway. After all, you will need a guide."

"Dragon Up!" Emma then flew out of the window, with Danny Phantom behind her.

However, unknown to the both of them, a certain invisible figure was following them. He was also known as a crazed up fruit loop.

"I am not a fruit loop!"

"Sorry," the author apologized.

This was mainly an introduction that went out of control. Look out! It's on the loose! Ahhhh!
Chapter Two will soon be up!