🌸 Invader Zim 𝔁 Reader Oneshots 🌸

A Creature Of Disaster - Part Two

After a few fiddly minutes of trying to figure out how the small device worked, you'd somehow managed to get a grasp on the complexity of it. Turns out, it wasn't really as complex as you first thought or what it may seem to be. All you had to do was idolize something specific, render it onto the device with the help of the Irken equivalent of a drawing pen that Zim originally handed to you, fiddle around with some colouring and designs, press a few buttons, then out of nowhere you'd have yourself that exact same thing you had on the device come to life right on the very room you and Tipsy were currently in. As you began to add more and more to the room, the space began to fill up rather quickly, with a few pillows here and there, some plush toys for Tipsy to play with, a small little cot for him to sleep in, etc. As time went on, you and Tipsy both found yourself completely submerged in the chaotic scenery you'd just made as you played with Tipsy for what you could only guess was just a little over an hour.

Having completely finished the room or a while now and had placed the device on the floor beside the cot, you were too distracted with Tipsy to realize there was a knock on the door coming from the other side of the room before the door creaked open, revealing Zim as he began to make his way inside.

"So my love, now that some time has passed, I can assume that you've fixed up the room and-" Zim's words were cut off as he stopped, completely frozen as he examined the room he'd just entered and noticed everything you'd done to it. His eyes were wide with shock as his demeanor became more unhinged. "WHAT THE... WHAT IS ALL THIS???"

"What? Is it not enough?" You asked, looking at him with concern in your voice.

"NOT ENOUGH? IT'S WELL OVER ENOUGH, HUMAN!" He exclaimed, his voice resonating off the walls as he watched you pick the little creature up from the cot and into your arms. "WHAT IS ALL THIS?"

"I just figured I'd make him as comfortable as possible while he's here with us..." Your voice trailed off as you'd explained to him, completely unaware of how attached it seemed you'd become to the creature in Zim's eyes.

"Need I remind you yet again that this thing is only going to stay here for a few days?!" Zim explained, giving a quick, unsatisfied glare at Tipsy before darting his attention back on you. "There's no need for all of this! You could've just given it a clump of dirt to sleep on and that would've been fine!"

"Hey, you told me that I could do whatever I want with this room, and that this creature would be my responsibility!" You proclaimed, snapping back at Zim almost matching the same anger he had in his voice.

"Okay fine! Do what you want!" Zim huffed, throwing his hands in the air in annoyance. "Just don't expect me to become as attached to this thing as you already have."

"Trust me, Zim. I don't." You stated with a dull expression on your face, watching his temper calm down ever so slightly.

"Good!" He exclaimed, turning around and making his way over to the door. Though before he could actually leave the room, he turned around yet again and faced you with a look on his face as though something just came through his mind. "Oh, just so you know, Gir wants to go for a walk down to that Krazy Taco place with you and I later."

"Alright, let me just try and get Tipsy settled in a bit more and then I'll come up and join you." You stated, looking down at the adorable little creature in your arms and flashing it a gentle smile as he looked up at you with a soft expression.

"I guess I'll just wait for you upstairs when you're ready." Zim reassured, walking back over to you and reaching down a little to plant a quick little kiss on the side of your cheek. As he did this however, you heard a small, faint growl emitting from the creature in your arms as Tipsy sent daggers at Zim with its big black eyes staring directly at your boyfriend. Zim's attention averted from you and down at the creature in your hands, noticing the sudden change in it's behavior as Zim looked at it with a disgruntled expression. "Yeesh, someone's in a foul mood."