Althair
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When the reign of Pariah Dark began the Ghosts were ordered to kill all of the Halfas and take over the galaxy. Being forced to leave their planet, the Halfas fled to the Chlori home planet, where they would be welcomed. But the pod of a particular baby was knocked off course and landed on Earth. After finding the pod, Maddie Fenton discovered when she touched the baby he turned human in appearance. Maddie and Jack Fenton decided to take him in as their son. At first their two year old daughter was skeptical, but she came to love her new brother just as much as her parents. Meanwhile the galaxy joined forces to protect the Halfa and try to restore peace. After the assassination of Pariah Dark, the Ghosts stopped attacking and the war ended. Now, the war has been over for eleven years. Life for the galaxy is finally returning to peace and prosperity. And Danny is going to find out just who he really is.
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Amity Park, New York has always been a bit creepy. Whether it be the constant ghost sightings or… something else. Honestly it seemed that nothing could shock the residents of Amity Park, who tend to follow their superstitions and are never out past sundown. After the natural ghost portals in the area began to cause more trouble, ectologists Maddie and Jack Fenton, who are also world renowned scientists and inventors, have decided to come study Amity Park as well as the surrounding area of lake Erie and the rivers of the area. Bringing with them their children Danny and Jazz Fenton. Are the Fentons ready for the creepy city of Amity Park, or will this be too much for the Ghost Hunting family to tackle?
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After the tragic deaths of his family and friends, Danny has no one to turn to except who was once his enemy. Vlad Masters. He doubted that he would recover from their deaths. He blamed himself. The pain was too much. Deep down he knew he still needed someone to protect Amity Park, even if it wasn’t him anymore. But he couldn’t predict what would happen next.
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