Dib and Gaz's fatal mistake
Zim could still hear Tak. Her voice pounded in his head.
"You built the bombs all wrong!"
She had left him a hologram. He'd waken up at 3:45 after his upgrade and shutdown, and when he'd awakened the computer alerted him to the message.
"I planted the last bomb somewhere else. They where to close. The bomb at Bloatys is now at Crazy Hummels, down the street. And why are you going to plant a spider bot in our town, not in the one you intend to destroy? I thought about it. Did not like it. knew I shouldn't have trusted you with such advanced machinery. Then again, you where alerted on short notice. . . I replanted that also at the local 24/7, so your spyder bots are at the Skool and the Scool . The drills are ready; I have the corpses ready to be pumped into the earths core as a sign of respect for those lost in the cause of the Resistance… Bless their souls…
Listen up, Zim! The bombs will be going off at 7:00. No earlier, no later. TAK, out."
Closing his eyes pathetically, he drove his ship into the old town. He followed Taks procedure, pushing a yellow button to start the drilling.
MEANWHILE, WITH ZAI EOV AND SQUEE…
"Zai! Zai, wait up! Its cold out!" Eov called, rushing down the stairs behind him. He darted for the door to the outside of the apartment building. "I…Saw…Ships…Girl…Her."
"Who, Zai?"
"Gaz! I could sware it was her! I felt like I was hit by a bat when
I noticed her in the front of the ship."
Dibs ship lifted onto
the ground…
"Ship?" Eov sighed, pushing open the door and following Zai. "Zai, how many times have I told you, there are no—"
"Aliens!" Squee pointed wildly to the updated Voot Cruiser flying above his head. Zim pilioted it about two streets away, tracking Dibs own carrier.
Squee and Zai followed in haste.
And Eov,. A very, very shocked Eov, followed in case they needed help.
Two streets away at the 24/7 during the previous events, a skinny murderer named Johnny walked out with his brainfreezy. He closed his eyes happily and began to walk home.
Then he turned around as the building ripped itself out of the ground and began to step on people.
His walk home was very pleasant.
