Redone - An Invader Zim Au

Chapter 4

I quickly grab my glasses off the table and put them on. My eyes focus and I look over at my alarm clock. 3:24 AM. Same as last time. I stand up and walk over to the mirror and stare at myself for a moment. None of that was a dream. This was all happening but how? None of the made any sense. 

I rub my eyes and think for a moment. If I die then.. do I just wake up? Did I have to die in that specific way? Was I already dead and this is some cruel punishment in hell?

 A part of me wanted to test this. I needed to know what was going on… but that means I would have to-. I didn't want to think about that. I adjusted my glasses and looked around. My head began to spin. 

I had to know but I didn't want to risk dying for real. 

I decided to not think about that for now. My first priority is to find more of those holes. What were they? What did they do? How was I glitching if I'm a 3 dimensional human being? None of this made any sense and it was starting to get frustrating.

I yelled out in anger, kicked the mirror and stubbed my toe. I bounced back, hissing in pain, I fell back onto my bed and sighed. I was starting to think Zim had no part in this. 

I pulled on my hair, kinda freaking out. I could grab a knife from the kitchen right now and stab myself. It would be so easy to test what was going on. I wish there was something else I could test this on. Everyone acted the same today except for me. I was the only valid test subject. I started to weigh my options.

First of all if I did do this there was a big chance I would die and never come back.. on the other hand with everything going on it would make sense that I would wake up fine at 3:24 AM again. I started to bite the nail on the thumb while thinking. I didn't even notice the small amount of blood that appeared until I tasted it. 

I looked down at my thumb and sighed. Maybe I should do it. It seemed logical. Especially for my situation. If I could find out how things worked I could use that to my advantage. I stood up and headed to the door exiting my room. There was no turning back now.