A/N: Thank you everyone for the awesome Reviews. Sorry for the no update period...Computer crashed. :-(

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Johnny plopped down onto the couch leaving Devi to stand at the window. "Do you still like aliens?"

Johnny put a hand to his hand in thought. "Huh? Oh, well Tuesday's I like to watch for UFO's. No luck yet. I had forgotten I met an alien. I forgot so much..." He seemed very distant and disturbed. Devi wanted to comfort him, but didn't know how. He was definitely not Dib anymore.

"Yeah, Zim...I doubt he's even on earth anymore..." Devi shrugged. "It's okay though. He was annoying."

Johnny didn't respond. His eyes turned to the TV which was muted and playing in the background. Something caught his eye. The news was on, and at the park were those alienized conventionists, who worship the land beyond. It was the yearly space ship convention.

"We could go if you want." Devi put in.

Johnny narrowed his eyes. "No. I am not like those people. Going about their ways, shit for brains, and worshipping something they have no idea about. What's the point?" He stood up stretching for a second. "I just don't see why..."

"It's exercise. Look I made it outside already, and technically now you don't seem like a threat. So I do see a point." Devi's arms gestured towards the door. "Well?"

Johnny paused for a moment. She wanted to spend time with him, and that was something he never dreamed he would see. He had family now. He might as well go. "Alright." He headed to the door opening it, almost happy to see that for once it was a nice day outside.

A breeze flew through the house of cool spring air. Everything was greener than usual, and for some reason the world seemed almost...pleasant.

Devi followed him. "It's actually nice out.".

Suddenly she cringed hearing a familiar squeak coming from down the street. "Hey! Devi! You found a boyfriend!!"

Devi turned to see Tenna bouncing towards her. "Actually this is my" She paused looking at Johnny. "Brother." She almost found it hard to say.

Tenna stopped dead short. "Really?" She looked from Spooky, to Johnny, and Back to Devi. "You never told me you had family. I thought I was your boyfriend." She made a slight pouting face to signal her disappointment.

Devi shrugged. "It's sort of a reunion thing."

"Is that his house? It looks more run down than your place" Tenna stated pointing to Johnny's boarded up home.

Johnny's eyes narrowed. Devi's friend was not very quiet. It didn't suit him.

Devi sighed. "Tenna. I just met up with him. Would you please give us some time to catch up?"

A look of sadness came over Tenna's face. "Fine, I'll catch up later. Spooky too!"

Devi gave a small wave and turned to Johnny. "To the park then?"

Johnny nodded. "Yes actually, now that that is out of the way."

"Don't mind her; she just squeaks a lot."

"I noticed."

They were almost to the park to brave the conventionists there. "We could always throw rocks at the conventionists. I want to throw them hard, and watch them penetrate their skull." Johnny frowned. "They don't deserve to live, because frankly their life has no meaning."

"Not the best idea. They are still people after all." Devi said, hoping it would drop the idea.

"People? Yes. Good? No."

Obviously that statement did not work. "Look a Churro stand. Would you like to get one?" Devi pointed at a street vendor's stand with fresh Churros out on a table for display.

Johnny raised an eyebrow. "Oooooh! Yes!"

Devi breathed in a sigh of relief. He was able to be distracted; who would have guessed the cause was Mexican food?

She left money to the vendor to pay for the churros.

The little light bulb on the stand began to flicker. They both noticed. Then the Earth kind of trembled slightly, but not to the point of really being able to notice.

Johnny was the only one who saw a line of smoke penetrate through the skyline, which he knew only one name for who it could possibly be. Zim.

A/n: Yeah, I know this one is Extremeley EXTREMELY short, and I apologize. Next one nwill be as long as the first chapter abouth though, I promise.