Irken Invader Zim Novels & Stories

Chapter 166 Evelyn's POV My heels clicked against the cold obsidian floor, the sound echoing like a ticking clock in the silence of the Northern Spire. My skin felt tight, the prosthetic layers and high-definition makeup I’d spent weeks mastering feeling like a second, suffocating skin. I was Rai Kirov. I had to be. But the way Zima was looking at me like I was a puzzle piece that had suddenly grown teeth made the adrenaline spike in my veins.

"We are the creators! How are we losing to our own code?" "Because we taught it to be better than us!" Pim screamed, scrambling toward the server cabinet. She pulled a knife from her belt—a tactical tool she’d carried since the slums—and began tearing at the cabinet’s wiring. "If I can’t stop it, I’ll short the whole floor!" Sparks exploded from the console, showering the room in blinding white light. The smell of burning plastic filled the air, and for a second, the screaming of the computers stopped.

Zack Flint answered. Candice Kim right now gasped at Zack Flint as she realized something, "You're a siscon!" she shouted which attracted the attention of Carlos Caparas and co., as well as, the zombie students. "You're so noisy" Zack Flint said and firmly gripped the baseball bat he has as he slowly exposed himself and Candice Kim followed as she covered her face with her hands.If there's a hole, she really wanted to hide her embarrassed face.

I glanced back and saw our pursuers shooting at the worm while others were still coming after us. “I have no choice—I need to shift! Or we’ll all die!” I was about to be stopped again when we heard a screech from above. We looked up and saw a group of Xenodermus. I cursed—they had air support too. One of them jumped down, and when he landed in the sand, the ground shook, and sand scattered everywhere. When the dust cleared, I gasped. It was Izar, holding his axe. He glanced at me with a grin and charged at our attackers.

and hurried over to join him. However, there was no time to see how he was doing. Now the Ravager was upon her, its hate-filled blood-red eyes blazing. With a sick sense of satisfaction, the banished leader took the field and watched the combat play out. As he moved closer to the battle, a smile crossed his lips. "Stop it, Iris," he remarked in a chilly, disinterested tone. "That's your only chance of surviving." As Iris stood between Aiden's prone form and the Ravager, her chest constricted. To keep him, she had to take action. Now she couldn't fail.

Instead, he jumped off the broken bridge and disappeared from Erin's sight. "You're underestimating me too much if you think you can evade my Stormy Spikes with such childish tactics!" When Wilbur chose to jump off the broken bridge, a sinister smile appeared on Erin's ferocious insect face that was full of implications. Then, those bone spikes mysteriously turned and chased after Wilbur below the bridge when they reached the end of the broken bridge as if they had eyes. In Erin's third stage, Mimic Form, he possessed the unique ability to sense and guide his sniper attacks that were possessed by insects.

"The Queen thinks she can break me by cloning my grief, but she forgot one thing. You can't break someone who has already been unmade." "She’s right, old man. Besides, the Garrison’s thermal vents are wide open. They’re venting the excess heat from those amber freaks," Zilo added, checking the charge on his kinetic rifle. He looked at Sofia with a mixture of wariness and loyalty. "The Sun-Eaters have a blind spot in the infrared spectrum. If we stay close to the sapphire dampeners, we’re invisible to their cores."

Their skins turning pale, their bodies having sparse flesh atop its skeletal framework and veins turning black making them look more or like zombies. The remaining four had to find a cure for this ailment, "Black Death"; they called it, Kimora was created by them, it came with a price, killing everyone with dark matter and three of the elders died in the process, Kimora was so powerful it did the job but a little too well having a mind of its own the last Elder saw this as a threat had the Kimora gotten rid of and he vanished not to be seen again.

He was in the sky somewhere. "I don't remember how I got here and it looks like you have a lot of power so if you could please help me get out of this world and find my way back to mine, I would be really grateful." I answered and it seemed to calm down a little. He returned from the sky or wherever the hell it is he disappeared and stood in front of me again, this time not as a child but as me. He looked exactly like me. I was a little startled but I kept cool. I had seen shape-shifters before. I had nothing to be worried about. I just needed to convince him that I meant no harm.

When the moon started to shine brightly in the sky and all the brightness that the sun was spreading, disappeared, Zadkiel started breathing heavily. “Zadkiel…” Irvin held him closer but Zadkiel forcefully pushed him away. “Go away!” He growled, glancing at Irvin. His eyes had turned to an amber colour and his nails had grown to black. His entire body could feel the pain of transformation. “I know you hate everything right now but I promise if you just hold my hand, you’ll feel fine.” Irvin tried to reach him but Zadkiel stepped back. “No! I don’t want to hurt you. Just go!” He placed his arms around his head. His head felt like it would explode any second. He hunched down, taking deep breat