IZ: Defective or Ruler prolouge

Though life I was reminded time and time again, that I was not normal. I was simply defective, and always would be deemed as such.
Even as a smeet I knew I was never to become what Irken society would call, elite. Instead I was banished from the planet Irk at a young age, for of course going against my Tallest.
I don't know why I did it, or even why it was such a big deal. But they sent me off to live on a planet known as Earth, to live my remaining days having fake adventures with my now closest friend Zim.

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"Zim are you coming?" I asked as I sat the table up for breakfast.
"Yeah, yeah." Zim sighed as he walked in. I could tell he had something on his crazy mind, but I did not ask what. I never questioned Zim, because I never want to jeopardize our friendship that took so long to have.
Zim sighed, "I apologize for making you worry. Zim just has a lot on his plate now."
I nodded in understanding, then we sat down and began to munch on some snacks.
GIR came running into the room, holding his stuffed pig over his little head. He was laughing and dancing like always, but something was off. Why was everything so off?
It was uncomfortable to watch this weird day unfold. I knew it was going to be my first day of skool, which I should have had years earlier. However I was too afraid at first to try, but Zim begged and begged, until I gave in. I always gave in, which always made him cheer, "Victory for Zim!"
Now as the morning unfolded, and Zim and I began to near the skool, my head hurt a lot. I stopped and placed my hand over my defective eye. "Ow, well that hurts." I sighed.
"What's wrong Yuk?" Asked Zim, worriedly.
"I-its nothing, really." I promised, I never liked to worry Zim.
Zim sighed and took my hand getting it away from my face, "Here let me take a look."
Zim took out my contact, after of course making sure no one was around, and examined my eye. He sighed, "I will have to look later, but you know it is very pretty."
"It's ugly." I growled. My defective eye was pure red, and had no anything in it. It could not see, but it did hurt at times.
Zim shrugged, "Fine believe what you must."
"I will." I frowned deeply.
I put my contact back in and we both began to walk to the skool. Today will not be ruined, nope.