A story that I thought of because there isn't enough Diaper critter stuff imo, also includes an appearance with my friends  sournote103 and  soul-silver-dragon!

A ghost story raises up some college students' interest with the possibility of a ghost in a nearby nursery, but what lives inside may be worse...

I hope you all enjoy, and I would love to hear what you all think! ^_^

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“A hunter nursery... that’s supposed to scare us?” Jeral asked, the wolf’s expression very unamused as his two other friends sighed and looked at their fourth friend, a bat by the name of Lloyd.

“Come on guys... I swear to god it’s the truth, there are a bunch of scary stories of where people see this big hulking thing walking through the nursery. Whenever anybody goes in there though they can’t find it,” Lloyd explained, wiggling his fingers as his friends threw their pillows a thim.

The four were sharing a dorm at their college, it was a decently sized dorm room, though they had crammed the sleeping quarters a bit close for comfort. Often the four would tell scary stories to entertain themselves, and tonight Lloyd’s story had them somewhat interested, if just for the complete and utter ridiculousness of the idea. “So where is this ‘haunted nursery’?” Ben a husky that was a skeptic at heart asked, his lips quivering in a smile as he felt this was too ridiculous.

Pulling his cell phone off of his tablet, Lloyd quickly typed in something on his map before turning it to face the others. “It’s three miles away by the old farms. It apparently used to be a super popular day care until the owner, a bear by the name of Bernie, disappeared. The place shut down soon after, and they still can’t find Bernie,” Lloyd explained, and his friends exchanged quick glances before their sheets flew off and they were all up moving to get dressed. “You guys believe me?!” Lloyd asked, grinning as his friends shook their heads.

“Lloyd, we have to see this for ourselves, it’s too stupid to not see,” Berry a bluebird said, chuckling as he pulled on one of his darker shirts and they all got into dark clothing.

They prepared all of their “stealth” gear, and after checking schedules in the morning for school times they all slipped out of their room, starting towards the parking lot. They weren’t worried about going about the campus, but they weren’t sure if going to the nursery would be considered trespassing. “What do you think started up this whole spooky nonsense?” Ben asked, smiling as they walked to Jeral’s car, the wolf unlocking it before throwing in his bag with lights and a camera into the back.

“Probably some wild animals, or maybe even the ghost of the old dead... baby dolls,” Jeral laughed, the rest following suit save for Lloyd who didn’t look amused. “Come on, Lloyd. Cheer up, we’re just messing around. You know that we’ve all debunked each other’s haunted houses,” Jeral said, whistling along to the tune of the radio as the other two nodded.

“Though thankfully we debunked your outhouse haunted mansion before we even got in, because I did not want to smell like porta potties,” Berry laughed, and even that finally elicited a smile from the grumpy Lloyd.

Noticing the smile in his back mirror, Jeral flashed a smile back at the bat before taking a left. The night was quiet, and Lloyd could hear everyone’s hearts beating, and Berry’s heart while generally fast was beating even faster than usual giving him away as nervous about this, and Lloyd smirked as the bird tried to keep on a brave front. Lloyd gave a pat on the bird’s shoulder, winking as they shared glances and Berry blushed before turning to look out the window. Pulling up the nursery, the four clambered out of the car, Ben chuckling as he looked the dark building. “Really spooky, look at that pink paint. So evil,” he laughed, wiggling his fingers as the others rolled their eyes and grabbed their flashlights.

“No need to be a jerk, Ben,” Jeral said, setting a flashlight in the dog’s hand before smacking him on the back of his head. “Let’s get going, guys,” he said, leading them into the dark nursery, thankfully one of the windows was open so they were able to slip in. Inside was dark, and even with their lights there still seemed to be a darkness lingering... and a smell.

Glancing around, the four decided to go around and see if they could find anything. “Guys, is this bright?” Berry chirped, his heart beating fast in his chest as his voice rang through the dark building.

“Berry, this is real life. It isn’t a horror movie,” Jeral said, and as Berry shivered he felt a touch and jumped as he looked back to see Lloyd there.

“I’ll stay with you, Berry,” the bat said, and his friend smiled as they started towards the playing room.

There wasn’t much noise other than a few thumps from each other, but with the building being large the noises soon faded as they each got away from each other. Jeral soon found himself in a indoor gymnasium area, and he sneezed as some dust brushed up from the floor. “Guess nobody’s been in here for a while,” the wolf muttered, glancing around as he walked in the area. The floor here was padded so his footsteps were quiet as he inspected some monkey bars. “Any ghosts in here?” he called out, smiling as he didn’t hear any response. “I thought so…” he muttered, and turning around bumped right into a giant plush chest. “W… what the?” he questioned, and shining his light up he found himself standing in front of a bear… diaper… thing.

For a moment Jeral panicked, but then he laughed as he poked the diaper chest. “Wow guys… is this how you’re going to scare me? Not very convincing if you ask me… a diaper suit, I’ll admit that’s original,” he said, and then reached in through a seam in the side to try to find his friend… but inside was all plush diaper filling… nobody was inside. The wolf’s heart stopped as his ears dropped, and his tail went limp. The flashlight dropped out of his hands as he gulped, stepping back as the giant bear diaper creature smiled down at him with his taped mouth. Inside of the bear’s eyes were swirling eyes that peered into Jeral’s own.

“Lookee here, a nice young man to become a plush diaper critter,” the bear said, his voice was cheerful and a bit dopey as he stepped towards Jeral, his body leaving no indents in the padding as he stepped towards Jeral.

“Oh god… what are you? Leave… leave me alone!” Jeral shouted, and started to run, but he found himself grabbed up in the surprisingly strong arms of the diapered bear.

“I’m diaper critter Bear, and you’re going to become my diaper critter wolf buddy,” the bear said, and turning around Jeral in his tight embrace he stared deeply into Jeral’s eyes causing the wolf to slowly go limp as his eyes peered into the spirals, as the bear held the wolf tightly some of his tape latched onto Jeral’s own arm, and a strand of pink tape spread onto the wolf’s fur, the fur starting to crinkly as he went from black furred to black diapered with spreading pink tape.

“Dia… diaper critter… wolf?” Jeral stammered, he wanted to look away… but his mind suddenly felt very content just looking into those eyes… feeling nice and warm… plush and comfy… like a nice diaper…

The big brown diaper critter bear giggled as he patted Jeral on the back, his smile large as he cuddled Jeral. “That’s right, Wolf. You’re going to be such a cute little diaper critter, but you should let go a bit… adult stuff is too complicated for a young diaper critter like you, a real good diaper critter is happy, thoughtless, and obeys.”

The wolf had stopped pushing away as he nodded a bit, it was so nice listening to Bear… his mind started to fade a bit as he watched his arm start to fluff out, his insides turning into diaper padding, and his arms seaming itself up with pink tape. Giggles escaped him as he started to find it adorable, unaware of what was really happening, and then his phone vibrated and he snapped out of it, his clothes had been ripping, but his pants were still on and he started to struggle. “Get… get off me!” he shouted, and he pushed away landing on the padded floor, and he started to crawl away, but he continued to turn into a diaper.

Yanking his phone out, Jaral was about to answer when he realized his fingers had vanished into the large clump of his new diaper hand, and his other fingers as well. “No… I need to answer… I need to!” he said, and then he felt a poke on his shoulder, and he slowly turned to face Bear who smiled at him gently taking the phone from his hand and throwing it back. His eyes met Bear’s once more, and Wolf’s eyes started to spin as a smile slid across his face. “I… I have to be a good boy,” he said, his voice turning a bit softer as he gave Bear a big hug, their bodies crinkling as the clothes on the new diaper critter ripped off from his new diaper body.

“There’s a good boy,” Bear said, patting the new diaper critter on his head, the wolf’s ears crinkling and flattening a bit from the large paw patting his head. “Now let’s go find those other visitors,” he said, and Wolf nodded as he took the bear’s paw, his body crinkling as he moved.

***

“Why won’t he answer his phone?” Ben grunted, rolling his eyes as he looked around the changing room. There were a lot of leftover diaper bags laying around, and some changing tables. Other than that there was no ghost to be seen, and now Jaral wouldn’t answer his phone. “This stinks…” Ben muttered, and was about to head out of the room when he heard a familiar voice.

“Ben…” a voice hissed from behind the dog. Turning around, Ben glanced for the owner of the voice, and waited to see if it was just his imagination. “Ben!” the voice hissed again, and Ben recognized it was Jaral’s.

“Jaral, what are you doing? Trying to scare me?” Ben asked, his ears pressed against his head in annoyance as he walked towards the closet he had heard the voice come from. “Get out of the… what are you wearing?” Ben asked mid-sentence, finding Jaral dressed in some weird suit, and his eyes were all weird too. “Jeez, that things creepy. Take it off, Jaral.”

Stepping out of the closet, the dressed wolf gave Ben a big smile as the dog stepped back. “I can’t, Ben. This is my new body, and you’re about to get yours too~” he sang, his voice almost childish as Ben rose an eyebrow.

“What do you mean, Jaral? This isn’t funny,” he said, and then gasped as Wolf picked him up and put him down on one of the changing tables. “What are you doing?!”

“Daddy Bear said that he wanted a nice diapered puppy, so I’m going to help you!” Wolf giggled, and Ben tried to get up but was locked down by the solid grasp of the diaper critter wolf, and blushed in embarrassment and in rage as Wolf pushed up his legs and put a large diaper around his pants.

“This is ridiculous, cut it out!” Ben shouted, but blanched as the diaper strapped up, and Wolf touched the edge of the diaper and a strap from his arm grew onto the large diaper around his rear and watched as the diaper fluffed up even larger than Wolf’s diapered rear, and it started to spread to his stomach making his shirt start to stretch. “Wh… what is this? What are you doing?!” he shouted in confusion, trying to tear at the diaper but the diaper around his crotch started to take on his own fur color becoming gray and white.

“You’re going to be Diaper Critter Puppy, that’s what Daddy Bear said!” Wolf giggled, and Ben watched as the infection of the diaper rolled down his legs to his feet making his shoes rip off as his paws grew large and diapered with big round pink paws on the bottom of his diaper feet. “Now look in my eyes, Puppy~” Wolf sang, but Ben was smarter than that and looked away. “Oh… don’t be like that…” Wolf said sadly, and the diaper critter hopped up onto Ben’s chest which shocked Ben as Wolf seemed to weight practically nothing. “Look here,” Wolf said, and gazed right into Ben’s eyes… and… he felt so good…

***

“Did you hear that?” Berry asked, spinning around as he glanced around nervously, and even though Lloyd had brought up the ghost story he was far less jumpy than the bird, and he shook his head at Berry who sighed and scratched the back of his head. “Sorry…” he muttered, and Lloyd patted him on the shoulder once more.

“If you want we can wait out in the car. The others are probably done with the search anyways,” Lloyd said, feeling a bit foolish that his house had turned out to be fine, but he supposed not everything was the truth. Berry was starting to nod as Lloyd noticed some movement over the bird’s shoulder, and he stiffened. “Jaral, Ben? Is that you?” he asked, and Berry glanced over his shoulder and didn’t see anything.

“Don’t mess with me, Lloyd,” Berry muttered, flushed a bit as his friend started to walk past him. “Lloyd?”

Walking towards the doorway, Lloyd gasped as he suddenly vanished into the darkness and Berry screamed. “Lloyd! Lloyd, don’t… don’t try to scare me!” he shouted, but all he heard in response was giggles as something pushed through the door… something large. “A… b… bear?” he stuttered, his legs shaking as he looked into the bear’s large… swirling… eyes…

“Don’t worry, Birdy. You’re going to fit in nice and happy here…” Bear said, and Berry felt a soft touch on his forehead as his eyes started to spiral.

***

A year later…

Pulling up in their car, Tiran, Silver, and Rerim clambered out of their car as a cold breeze brushed past them. “Is this the place?” Silver asked, glancing at his phone’s GPS. Tiran nodded as they stepped up the porch steps.

“Rerim, Silver, this window is open,” Tiran said, holding his light up for the bear and dragon to see.

Looking behind them, Silver shivered in excitement as he tried to glance inside. “Whoa... this place looks cool!”

Glancing inside, Rerim scratched his neck as they peered around in the dark. “I hope it’s safe in there…

Hopping inside, Tiran jumped up and down to test the floor before grinning back at the bear. “It’s fine! Come on, I want to see if the rumors are true,” he chuckled, Rerim nodding as he slid his way inside with Silver behind him, the trio shining their lights across the room, unaware of the eyes peering out from the dark.

“Oooo, Otter, a Dragon, and another Bear, Daddy Bear!” Birdy whispered, giggling as Bear patted him on the head crinkling.

“Yes sons, now let’s go invite your new brothers to our family,” Bear said, the four crinkling as they snuck out from their hiding place, ready to adopt new family members.