"You kids don't understand what you're messing with!" Constantine said. "The Ghost King is way to powerful for a couple of kids to just summon on a whim!"
"Well maybe if he actually picked up his phone we wouldn't have to," Sam muttered, sifting through a pile objects. "And you messed us up!"
"Yeah, get out of here," Tucker said. "I'm pretty sure you're breaking an entering."
"Wha- I'm part of the Justice League!" Constantine said. "Well, Justice League Dark but still!"
"Pretty sure you still have to follow laws," Tucker said. "Ah, Sam, got it!"
Tucker tossed Sam a caligraphy pen, which she caught, and grabbed a sheet of paper, and started to draw a small circle.
"What are you doing?" Constantine asked, kicking Sam's hand.
A green light flew through the window, and a yellow flash entered the room.
"What's up?" Green Lantern asked.
"You called?" the Flash said at the same time.
"Some dumb kids don't seem to understand the dangers of summoning the Ghost King!" Constantine barked.
"Some weird trench coat guy keeps ruining our paper!" Sam countered. "And you're breaking and entering! Get out!"
"Kid, we won't let you summon the Ghost King," Green Lantern said.
"I don't know who that is, but I'm gonna assume since Constantine's here that it's bad," the Flash added.
"Ugh!" Sam stood up with a huff. "Out! Everyone else out!"
"No," Sam said. "Lightning, green, trenchcoat, out!"
"Will you stop summoning the Ghost King?!" Constantine barked.
"Well he's not answering the phone," Sam grumbled.
"Why would the Ghost King have a phone?" Green Lantern asked, and the Flash shrugged.
"Kid, the Ghost King is not someone for you to mess with," Constantine said.
"Fine!" Sam said. "Would you at least let us summon our friend?"
"No!" Constantine said. "Ghosts- anything that has a summoning ritual is way to dangerous!"
"Yeah, and could likely cause some interdimensional threats," Green Lantern said. "And that is a nightmare to deal with."
Sam and Tucker glanced at eachother.
"Well, I know someone you should deal with," Tucker said. "Vlad Masters let the Ghost King out three years ago. Go arrest him or whatever."
"What do you mean the Ghost King got out last year?" Constantine asked. "We would've noticed!"
"Sure, like you would've noticed a couple of ghost hunters opening a portal to the infinite realms," Sam said. "Can you go? Our friend should be here soon anyway."
"The same friend you were trying to summon?" Constantine asked. "No, I don't think so."
The door downstairs shut, and the three heroes jolted. The Flash glanced at Constantine, who signaled for him to go downstairs. The Flash nodded, and disappeared.
"Great," Tucker muttered.
Danny could hear people upstairs. More than just Tucker and Sam. Was that why their attempt to summon him failed?
Danny slipped invisible and intangible without a single thought, just in time to catch a glimpse of someone- the Flash?!
"Who shut the door?" he asked, before heading back upstairs.
Danny facepalmed, and floated upstairs.
The door to the room was shut, but he could hear arguing, but he couldn't quite tell what they were saying...
"There was no one downstairs," the Flash said once he reentered the room.
"What?" Green Lantern asked.
"Kids, just stop messing with the supernatural, and we'll leave," Constantine said.
"Oh ho, stop messing with the supernatural, sad trenchcoat guys says in the most haunted town in the world," Sam said.
"Your a bit too late on that one, bud," Tucker added.
"Kids, I can't stress enough how dangerous the Ghost King is!" Constantine said.
"Sure, but he's only dangerous against the ancients, he's chill with other ghosts," Tucker said.
The door to the bedroom opened, and Danny walked in, human form.
"Sorry I'm late-" he cut off, looking around the room. "Why are there people here?"
"Apparently messing around with the Ghsot King is too dangerous for mere children like ourselves!" Sam said dramatically.
"And apparently that means a bajillion space cops need to come break into our house," Tucker added.
"There's only three of us!" Green Lantern said.
"And he's the only space cop," the Flash added, pointing at Green Lantern.
"No, you kids don't know what you're messing with!" Constantine yelled.
"Oh, it's Mr. Debt Evader," he said.
"What did you just call me?" Constantine asked.
"Debt Evader," Danny said. "Y'know, cause you've sold your soul so many times and won't pay back the demons. The paperwork is a nightmare. Part of why we're having movie night is cause I finally finished it all. You're soul's worth practically nothing by now anyway. The only reason you can still sell it is cause the citizens of the infinite realms love bingo so much. They earn favors."
"What?" Constantine stared at him in horror.
"But I'm off duty right now, so just go away," Danny said.
"Hang on..." Green Lantern stared down. "Are... are you...?"
"The Ghost King?" Danny asked. "Apparently." He sighed. "Sam, Tucker, let's get out of here."
Sam and Tucker nodded, both grabbed some movies, and then grabbed Danny's hand, and he blinked them out of sight.
"What the-" the Flash barely stopped himself from swearing. "What is that kid?"
"...the Ghost King," Constantine muttered. "The most powerful ghost in existence, and king of all the afterlives."
"This is not good," Green Lantern said. "He's just... just walking around on earth? Looking completely human?"
"I can raise the alarm on the Watchtower," the Flash said.
"You do that," Constantine said. "I gotta contact Z..."
The three heroes finally left, and Danny blinked him, Sam, and Tucker back into visibility.
"Thank goodness they're gone," Sam said.
"Sorry I wasn't answering the phone," Danny said. "Lost it."
"Again..." the three said in sync. Sam laughed, and threw a handful of popcorn at Danny.
"C'mon, let's watch a movie finally," she said, and Danny and Tucker nodded in agreement.
