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Frostbite drags Phantom to Parent-Teacher night to talk about working together to ensure Phantom can more easily defend the school.
Yes, yes, yes, 100 times yes, I need this in my life
It must have been a really weird sight to see. A giant yeti man basically dragging a complaining teenager into the school. It was enough to garner more than a few stares, and that was enough to completely mortify said complaining teenager.
“Frostbite please, I don’t want to be here. I don’t have to be here.” Danny whined, trying to hide his face from all the high schoolers and their parents he was sure were gossiping about him.
“If Danny Phantom spends so much time in this school, he can stand to go to one little parent teacher conference.” Frostbite reasoned, rolling his eyes.
“Speak for yourself.” Danny said as he heard giggling behind him. He was positive it was about him.
They went to Lancer’s classroom first. He was surprised to see them, but quickly schooled his expression.
“Hello mr…” He trailed off
“Frostbite.” Frostbite offered.
“Frostbite. Why exactly are you here today?” Lancer looked around in utter confusion. As if the answer was hidden somewhere in the room
“We’re here to discuss the matter of the schools safety. The great one-”
“Frostbite please don’t call me that here.” Danny whined and covered his face with his hands in embarrassment.
“Oh, sorry, Danny wanted to know if he could work together with school staff to minimize threats from ghost attacks. If there was a way he could communicate with staff during attacks it would be very beneficial to both the safety of the students, and Danny’s peace of mind.”
“What type of communication would be needed? Alerts across the school, like the fire alarms could be installed. In fact, there are plans to do so in the future.”
Danny made a move to answer but was unintentionally cut off by frostbite. “Danny would like to be able to communicate more specific details as well, like the ghost’s threat level, location, or any other vital information.”
“I see.” Lancer rubbed at his goatee in thought. “The staff could give him our phone numbers, or a walkie talkie.”
“Or I-” Danny started only to get cut off again.
“I’m sure that would work perfectly.”
“But what if-”
“I’ll write my cell number down to give it to you.”
“But that wouldn’t work well!” Danny shouted out of frustration. Frostbite and Lancer stopped in their tracks and looked towards Danny for an explanation.
“I, uh…” Danny tried to gather his thoughts. “What if I try to call a teacher to warn them, and they’re home sick? What if their phone is dead or they left it at home? The more time I spend trying to get ahold of someone, the worse the situation could end up. And even if I did get ahold of someone on the first try, they’d have to buzz the intercom, or run to the office in order to warn everyone, that might take too much time. Couldn’t you guys just add a phone in the office specifically for ghost attacks and give me that number? Then you can immediately tell everyone what’s going on over the intercom.”
“That does make sense.” Lancer agreed.
“Yeah, and I’ll even get a friend to buy the phone for you guys if that’s an issue” Danny offered.
“I don’t think that will be necessary. However-” Lancer handed Danny a pen and a small piece of paper. “It would be helpful to have a way to contact you until we set that up.”
Danny picked up the pen, wrote his number down, and gave it back to Lancer.
“And thank you for protecting my students.” Lancer held out a hand for a handshake.
“It’s no problem.” Danny reciprocated before following Frostbite out the door.
“That actually wasn’t so bad. But I am so ready to be anywhere but here.” Danny groaned.
“That’s good, we only have 15 more classrooms to go to.”
“I hate you.”
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