Hey, look is that another update? Well, yes it is! Sitting in my room in the middle of the night making this brand new chapter for you guys! This one, might be the shortest of all the chapters, not because I rushed it but because I really wanted to get a new chapter to you guys.

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This story will be the first of a series. The series just won't focus on the Justice League but many other shows as well. If you want to also recommend a show that I should do a Danny Phantom crossover with, I can try. but I'm not familiar with every single tv show that is out there. You can also do a movie, I don't care. But I will take your recommendation into consideration.

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Previously…

"Oh, Justice League. It will be amusing watching you struggle to save this world." Red eyes appeared from the window pointing to space. And sharp canines could be seen as laughter erupted from them, cold malicious laughter.

Now…

Danielle felt a shiver up her spine and dropped her pencil. She hadn't felt that chill since Ember had checked up on her three days ago. She wasn't as good as her father, immediately knowing who the ghost depended on her ghost sense, but she was good at finding them.

Dani turned invisible unnoticed and slipped through the walls of her classroom. It was barely second period and right after her father shows up, another ghost appeared. This couldn't be a coincidence. Dani shook her head trying to focus as she remained invisible and intangible.

She began peeping through doors of other classrooms as she heard a scream from down the hall. Dani immediately flew towards the sound and looked inside to see the Box Ghost.

Dani inwardly groaned as she fully went inside the classroom. She crossed her arms in agitation as many of the students were screaming as floating boxes loomed over them.

"Feel my boxes of doom!" The Box Ghost exclaimed as he tried to chuckle menacingly. Dani rolled her eyes as some of the students fainted. She decided she should possibly get him away before it got any worse, but then like Tucker, she jinxed it.

The doors slammed open for her to see two of the Justice League members walk in, Hawkgirl and Green Lantern. Dani sighed silently as she watched Hawkgirl's mace wave right through the Box Ghost.

"Get out of here and go outside. Take any unconscious kids with you!" Green Lantern barked and many of the students scrambled to safety. Dani watched sadly as the two members tried to dodge Boxy's boxes. Danielle was thought about her father and all those years ago when he used to do this. A small smile graced her lips as she thought about the past.

"FEAR ME!" Boxy exclaimed as Dani was shaken out of memory lane and gosh did Dani hate to be shaken out of her own thoughts. Dani pulled out a familiar looking metal thermos and aimed it right at the Box Ghost.

"Hey, Boxy! Hope you like this cylindrical space I have for you!" Dani exclaimed as she pressed the green button on the side and a familiar blue light came out. Dani's shoulders shook as she tried containing her laughter.

"NO! Not the cylindrical container!" But his voice was cut off by Dani putting a cap onto the top, sealing the Box ghost in there. She looked up to see Hawkgirl looking straight at her. Dani panicked for a bit before realizing she was looking through her.

"What the hell just happened?" Green Lantern asked as Dani could see Hawkgirl rolling her eyes.

"That's what I'm trying to find out. But it doesn't make any sense that the Box Ghost would disappear like that." Hawkgirl said and Dani smiled. She always loved the female superheroes since they were like Danielle, the only female heroes on the team.

"Let's return to the Watchtower to inform Batman." Dani froze. She might get them even more riled up about her father. Dani slapped her forehead as she floated up through the roof to the top of the school. She dropped her invisibly and stood there with the thermos in her hand.

"I think I just made it worse, Father. Sorry about that." Dani quickly made it to the front of the school before anyone could realize she was missing but little did she know someone did.

Jasmine Hughes, or better known as the Warden, sat in her office looking to the ceiling. The past couple of days had been hell for her. First with Wonder Woman wanting to talk to Fantomo then with Batman wanting to ask her questions about Fantomo. And then Fantomo sneaking in and out of the prison without her permission agitated her. Jasmine sighed as she twirled the pen in her hand. Fantomo had been on her mind all day, and she wondered what he was doing.

"He's been in this prison for 20 years and hasn't gone into the spotlight once, so why now?" She asked herself. Jasmine closed her eyes looking for the answers in the back of her mind, but found nothing. She realized she didn't know her great-great uncle as her great great grandmother did. Jasmine sighed as a knock on the door took her attention.

"Come in." The door opened and Jasmine smiled a bit as Fantomo walked in. He closed the door behind her as Jasmine waited for him to say anything.

"Hey, Jazzy. How are you holding up?" Fantomo asked in a soft tone as if she was going to run any second. Jasmine turned and looked at the clock, acting mesmerized with the time.

"Okay. It's been pretty hectic here." Jasmine answered as Fantomo nodded his head and took a seat. "After all this time, why go out into the hero spotlight again?" Fantomo looked at Jasmine in the eye then looked down at his hands. Fantomo took a deep breath before looking at his niece once more.

"I didn't ask to be in the spotlight of the Justice League. I didn't ask to play hero again. But I had to help them. You know that all ghosts have an obsession?" Jasmine nodded as Fantomo chuckled sadly. "I had one, before I lost it. It broke something in me and I knew I couldn't be the hero that everyone wanted me to be. I failed my parents, my sister, my best friend, my girlfriend, and now your brother. I failed them all and I knew I couldn't be the hero that they wanted me to be." Jasmine looked at her uncle, looked deep into his eyes and only saw regret and sadness.

Jasmine looked at the picture on her desk which showed her with an older boy with hazel hair and gray eyes. He was smiling as little dimples could be seen in his cheeks. She sighed as she looked back at her uncle. She knew that she didn't understand the pain that he had gone through, but she could feel the sorrow that he felt.

"Then you need to do something." Fantomo looked into her blue eyes and listened carefully. "Becoming involved in the Justice League may have something to do with destiny and you know destiny cannot be so easily changed as fate can." Fantomo leaned back in his chair, closing his eyes and concentrating on what his niece was saying. "Maybe it was destiny that wanted you to help the Leaguers. Believe it or not, even though you quit playing hero, you will always be that hero one way or another." Jasmine's words floated around him as he finally understood what Clockwork meant.

Fantomo stood up and walked to the door. His hand paused on the knob as he thought. He knew Clockwork was always right, but he didn't know what that old time master meant until now. He turned his head looking at Jasmine from the corner of his eye.

"They would have been so proud of you, Jasmine. You helped an old man regain his purpose once more." Jasmine's eyes watered hearing the words of praise from him."But I will let things play out as time permits. I just hope you will not be drawn into the chaos as your sibling. And as time would have it, that you not perish as he did." Fantomo opened the door and walked out leaving a crying warden in her office.

Miss Martian, also known as Megan, watched as Superboy, aka Conner, paced back and forth in front of the young Justice team. Batman was there as well with Black Canary, Wonder Woman and Martian Manhunter. Robin raised an eyebrow as Megan put a comforting hand on Conner's shoulder.

"Are you ready to take on this task? We will be listening to your conversations every step of the way." Black Canary said comfortingly as Conner stopped pacing. He took a deep breath and nodded as Batman handed Megan and Conner plastic earpieces. Both of the young team members put them on as they were concealed behind their ears.

"These should let us communicate with you as well hear what you are saying. I also created contact lenses that will allow us to see who you are speaking to." Batman said as he held out two containers of contact lenses. "Befriend Danielle Casper and try getting to know what her connection is with Fantomo." Megan nodded as Conner hesitantly nodded. They headed out and Conner let out a breath he didn't know he had been holding. Megan glanced at Conner and smiled softly at him.

"It's going to be alright. Don't worry." Conner took a shaky breath then nodded as they headed off to Happy Harbor High.

It was crowded as they entered the school. Everyone was with their friends waking and talking. Using his super hearing, Conner could easily hear Danielle Casper talking to a group of boys and girls. He watched her from afar as Megan looked at Conner. She could see the small smile on his face as he watched her.

"Conner, just focus on the mission." Black Canary's voice could be heard as Conner nodded his head. The bell rang as Conner and Megan went their own separate ways. Neither of them noticed Danielle looking at them suspiciously.

Conner couldn't concentrate in class. He didn't want to use Danielle as some kind of stepping stool for the League to find their target. He knew how that felt. Conner's mind drifted to the lab he had been in, created to be a weapon on par with the strength of Superman. It was almost the same as the League were using Danielle. Then an announcement caught his ears as it talked about evacuating the school.

"Conner, follow your class outside. Hawkgirl and Green Lantern will be there to survey the scene." Batman ordered as Conner hesitantly followed. He wanted to see why the League were so infatuated with this single girl. He knew it was for Fantomo, but the League would never be too stubborn to follow a person like that.

Conner walked onto the football field, seeing Megan from across the way. She smiled and waved at him, and he gave her a curt nod. He turned away trying to find Danielle. He didn't see her at all until she came running out from the back of the school. Conner was immediately curious and only noticed that he was a couple of feet away from her.

Danielle looked up and Conner's breath caught in his throat. Those blue eyes just drew him in as if they knew something about himself that he didn't even know of. Danielle smiled at him and Conner felt his heart drop. He clenched and unclenched his hands as they began to sweat.

"Hi, you're Conner, right?" Conner stood there in a daze as Danielle's sweet voice touched his ears.

"Y-Yeah, that's me. You're Danielle, right?" Danielle smiled and nodded.

"I actually prefer Dani. You're in my Biology class." Conner nodded as Dani giggled. He felt his heart rate pick up a bit.

"Y-Yeah." Conner was too weak for words to actually speak to this goddess in front of him.

"Wanna partner up with me? My buddy's sick today so I'll be alone. And I always see you sitting by yourself. Maybe we could be friends?" Dani asked as Conner froze. This elegant beautiful angel right in front of him was asking him to be partners with her. Conner awkwardly nodded as Dani smiled. "Alright. I'll see you later then." Dani ran off to go to speak with other people as Conner stood there in a daze.

"Well Done, Conner. Now time to get information about Fantomo from her." Conner had forgotten the four Leaguers including the rest of the League were listening and watching him. Conner sighed and nodded. He looked at Dani once more as a small smile graced his lips.

"Friends, huh?"

He was tired of it. Waiting and watching. Waiting and watching. Waiting for His moment to strike and watching His prey like a hawk. But He had to be patient. Oh yes, so very patient. Patient for the right moment to strike. To get the mouse when it's at it most vulnerable.

His sharpened nails clicked against the dark wood in his chair as He pondered. He exhaled, letting a puff of fire escape His lungs. His lips turned to a cruel smile as He stared at the thing in front of Him.

Just like Him, this thing couldn't be called a man or a living being. No, the more appropriate name would be monster. A hologram appeared showing the thing, narrowing his eyes at Him.

"Who dares to summon me?" The thing said as He stood from his chair, his features illuminating in the dim light. There was a hint of surprise crossing the thing's face as he gazed upon His face.

"I do. And I want to have a little deal with you, Darkseid."