Invader Zim Dib Membrane Novels & Stories

Chapter 12: Venturing Out The blue light from the system screen faded and a deep hum vibrated through the concrete floor. The cold air from the courtyard was suddenly cut off as three thick slabs of titanium alloy slid down from the ceiling frame locking into the ground with a thud. The tiny green light on the control panel blinked twice showing that the two-thousand-volt shock mesh was fully active. I leaned against my workbench letting out a long shaky breath. My hands were still covered in the fluid of the variant zombie but for the first time in hours my chest didn't feel like it was about to explode.

A wave of blue static threw her back against the obsidian table, her wings shredding into grey smoke. "Stay back, Sovereign," the Engineer warned, his eyes turning a solid, glowing mercury-white. "You are currently 'Unregistered' in this dimension. To the system, you are an invasive species. If you strike again, the building’s 'Sanitization Grid' will delete you before the next heartbeat."

"We searched the entire kingdom and we didn't find her so we began to check the log of every porthole within the kingdom but they were no traces of entry nor departure" "And how exactly did you arrive at the conclusion that the princess is in the human world?" "During our search we found the guardians of the porthole of the human world lying unconsciously on the floor with messed up memories so we gave them recovery potions and..." "And what?!" "they remembered that the princess was at the porthole last night. That was all they remembered, their memory was entirely erased, they didn't even remember who they were. It was like someone was trying not leave any trace".

He would be the law! Additionally, countless zombies and guards began to drop to the ground the moment the Immemorial Demonic Script was activated. 'Such intense pressure is way too scary!!!'

Zinc. She didn’t know why anyone would name their child after an element, but maybe it was a code name. Anyway, Zinc was cool. A nerd, but cool. Most importantly, he had brought snacks from America that he shared with her, so they became fast friends. Tejano folded his sleeves up to his elbows. His face, highlighted by the projector, looked hewn from wood with all of its interesting angles and the severity of his features. He gritted his jaw before continuing. “Your team will be given a month to find out who among the inmates were implanted with the bombs. It’s a small chip embedded on the lower spine that causes the body to explode once activated. The death of the inmate would activate it.

It was reasonable to pass him over to Admiralporium. “Alright!” Bob was at a loss for words from excitement. Meanwhile, Vivian ran downstairs. A few security guards had already carried Zidane to the couch. “Grandpa…” Vivian cried in a panic. Kayson patted her shoulder. “Let me treat Grandpa Zidane. Don’t worry, he’ll be fine.” “Really?” Vivian cried emotionally. Could such a severe injury be healed? His face seemed to be ruined, as the crushed glass shards had stabbed into the flesh.

Click! Click! Click!..... Click! Click! Click!... The rhythming clicking of the pen pierced through the silence as Vivian paced at the entrance of the Zodiac Space Research Organization. After every round, she would glance at the device strapped to her wrist. Vivian was dressed in body-hugging pants and a full-sleeved sweater made up of a unique material called Jermakayun, which was embedded with nano temperature sensors that maintained the temperature of the body at the optimum level.

​ANG LABANAN SA NAGTITIKLOP NA TORE ​Sa isang iglap, sumugod si Xander. Wala nang pag-aalinlangan. Ang kanyang espada ay humiwa sa hangin, ngunit ang Bio-Mimic ay mabilis na nag-a-adapt. Ang balat nito ay naging matigas na Precursor Alloy. ​"Liam! Val! I-override niyo ang ventilation!" utos ni Valerie habang nagpapakawala ng Corrosive Gas mula sa kanyang combat belt. "Kailangang matunaw ang biopolymer ng hayop na 'yan!"

He checked the tension of a powerful, compact crossbow, its bolts tipped with a paralytic toxin derived from a desert scorpion. Kael worked on his tablet, now encased in a rugged shell of woven fiber and resin. He synced it with a handful of small, crystal-based devices the Rememberer tinkerers had made. "Resonance dampeners," one of the tinkerers explained. "They won't make you invisible to scanners, but they will make you look like background noise. Like a glitch."

It was reasonable to pass him over to Admiralporium. “Alright!” Bob was at a loss for words from excitement. Meanwhile, Vivian ran downstairs. A few security guards had already carried Zidane to the couch. “Grandpa…” Vivian cried in a panic. Kayson patted her shoulder. “Let me treat Grandpa Zidane. Don’t worry, he’ll be fine.” “Really?” Vivian cried emotionally. Could such a severe injury be healed? His face seemed to be ruined, as the crushed glass shards had stabbed into the flesh.