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Invasion of the Diaper Elves: The Librarian

🕑 Added 2022-01-15 06:42:01 +0000 UTC

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Josh Stack

I’m not sure if you read comments on stories that have been out for a while now but rereading this I realize that I want to see, word for word, the rules the Diaper Elves work by. How do you quantify whatever it is they generate by punishing people? What are they “collecting”?

Josh Stack

I have no idea if you saw my last comment. I currently see that it has no likes so I'm going to assume you didn't (please note that I don't want that to come across as a desperate plea for validation. It just would be good to know when you see my comments and when you don't so that I don't post one when you're busy.) With that out of the way I was rereading this and I realized that it's really nice how Lucy's reaction to the Diaper Elves is one of curiosity rather than fear or anger like we've seen before. I think the best way to keep these stories from becoming repetitive would be to explore different types of people with varied reactions to the Diaper Elves As a result I've come up with a few ideas that I hope you find helpful (I included a lot of theys just in case you want to do some of these with male characters). Sadness: Someone who knew the Diaper Elf back when they were human is saddened that they can't even remember their former family member/friend's name. Apathy: The person assumes that they are dreaming and doesn't realize the truth until it's too late. Pity: Someone assumes (who's probably a bit too into fairy tales) that the Diaper Elves are "cursed" and offers to do whatever they can to "break the spell". Confusion: A scientist has a bit of a mental breakdown over the fact that the Diaper Elves are just ignoring the laws of physics. Suspicion: Someone tries to lecture the Diaper Elves on the dubious moral and ethical implications of their actions (it'll probably fall on deaf ears). Love: Someone gets a crush on a Diaper Elf and tries to ask her out. Excitement: Someone with a major ABDL fetish is overjoyed to learn that they are going to be punished by a bunch of diapered "mommies" (extra funny if it turns out this person does have black licorice and they are left very disappointed) (For this last one I know it's weird to put children in fetish stories but if it's done well it can be really funny instead of gross. Good example:https://www.deviantart.com/sappyolhusky/art/Commission-Child-s-play-584810299) Amusement: The Diaper Elves pay a visit to a young woman and the kid she's babysitting. While the woman is outraged at these "kinky perverts" would barge into a child's room, the kid thinks the idea of grown women wearing diapers is absolutely hilarious.

Josh Stack

Glad to see Paige again. I hope she continues to posses a sense of empathy. I mean she really did go out of her to be as nice to Lucy as possible, which Lucy absolutely deserved, I really hope that Lucy can get back to normal eventually because as cute as she is now she was still pretty cute before she became a bedwetter. As for the other Diaper Elves I really think they qualify more for “evil” than “or what”. There’s just something inherently immoral about mind control even when it’s used for the greater good. Miranda is aware of this, the Diaper Elves are not. It’s even a bit callous how one of them starts talking about “efficient collection methods”. It feels like they’ve stopped seeing people as anything other than a means to sustain themselves. Sure there was that comment back in The Stutterer about them avoiding permanent punishments most of the time but I’m not sure I buy it. They seem like they would be greedy enough to stick everyone they can with a permanent punishment and then rationalize those people as jerks so they don’t feel bad (if they’re even still capable of guilt once they’ve become “experienced”). I hope Paige never becomes like that. My favorite Diaper Elves story so far is Maid and Mistress specifically because of Mindy and how reasonable she was and I hope to see a variation of that with Paige. I wonder how Paige would have handled the situation with Wendy. I know it would probably contradict Paige’s comment about “squeezing jerks for everything they’ve got” but I would really like to see her encounter someone who is annoying and actually exercise restraint in dealing with them. I’m glad to finally see how the Diaper Elves go about punishing someone they like and I hope to see many future “funishments”. I wonder how many punishments actually end up being temporary or maybe Paige is just extra merciful and normally all of them are permanent. As for the comment about whoever created the Diaper Elves not being out to help people, I’m beginning to think it was Will from Impossibilities. Stripping of their names, forcing them to sustain themselves by forcing people into ABDL scenarios, making sure there is a small chance of those people being rewarded to make the game a little more interesting, all of it sounds like. Those dreams at the end are exactly the kind of dreams Will would be broadcasting into everyone’s heads while they sleep back in his world. Speaking of the dreams did Paige have to create them herself or does that part of the magic work on autopilot? In regards to the nameless thing that continues to be very creepy and it makes me wonder what would happen if one of the Diaper Elves was turned back into a human. I imagine it would be interesting to see how someone reacts to regaling their former identity. If it wouldn’t be too much of an upset to the status quo it would be nice to see a non-Diaper Elf character in their universe who is powerful enough to return them to their former state. As for that comment about Paige not giving Lucy messy diapers because it would be too inconvenient that makes me wonder: how subtle are the Diaper Elves with how they alter people’s lives. Is it standard policy to make sure that the punishments are something easy to hide? Great story as always. I especially liked the world building. Have a good day.


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