Trixie scoffed. To imagine that the Great and Powerful Trixie didn't have control over her own bladder... How ridiculous. "Trixie's diaper is fine. Perhaps it's only you, Twilight Sparkle, who can't hold it in." She returned to the kitchen to get her cup of coffee, and exited. "So, you'll go out and get the supplies, and Trixie will remain in here and search for a spell to get rid of these things."

Twilight shrugged. She couldn't substantiate her theorem without proof and Trixie was still indeed in a clean diaper. She sighed. "Well I guess I'll grab my saddlebags and a cloak to cover up my diaper. Come on Trixie, we've got to get to the store. I don't want to stay in the wet diaper any longer than I have to. And I'm sure since we're stuck in these diapers, you won't be dry too much longer anyway."

Did this pony even listen to Trixie?! "Trixie said that you will go to the store, and Trixie will remain here! One of us needs to be searching for a counter to this spell. You know the town, so you are the obvious candidate to go buy them."

Twilight shook her head. "No Trixie. We can't leave each other alone. Something obviously is going on for the both of us. We need to make sure the other is safe otherwise you might be stuck in diapers forever. I'm sure you don't want that now do you?" She asked, putting her cloak on and adjusting her saddlebags on top of her. "Go get your stupid hat and cape to cover up your diaper and let's go already."

Trixie groaned. She had to go out in public?! Like this?! She wanted to complain loudly, until Twilight thought otherwise. But, at the mention of her hat and cape, she paused. Trixie took a good look around. It wasn't there. Neither of them were. Not the hat. Not the cape. Trixie's eyes widened, and she she began to frantically search the building. "Where is Trixie's raiment?! Where is Trixie's cape?! Where's is Trixie's hat?!" She opened the door to another room, and frantically searched that. She rushed back upstairs, and searched everywhere she could possibly think for them to be.

Trixie finally came back downstairs. There was an expression on the showmare's face like that of someone who had just been told they'd die soon. "They're not here... I... I can't find them..."

Twilight shrugged as Trixie returned and announced that her cape and hat were missing. "Well in any case Trixie, we still have to go outside. Don't you know ay cloaking or invisibility spells since you're a showmare? That seems like something you would have learned for shows and stuff Trixie." She commented.

Twilight then adjusted her saddle bags and opened the door. "Let's go Trixie. You'll be wet soon enough and you'll need a diaper change soon."

Trixie's eyes may as well have been on fire. "Why are you speaking of this as if it's no big deal?! This is Trixie's hat and cape! This is not something your Highness can shrug off as nothing!!" She ground her teeth. "You are going to help Trixie find them if it is the last thing you do!" Trixie let out a few breaths, to attempt to calm down. It wasn't working very well. She focused on casting a cloaking spell that made the diaper around her flank disappear. "Trixie cannot speak for anything that... may happen inside of it, but Trixie has made it invisible for now."

Twilight had to giggle at Trixie's response. SHe knew Trixie would have to use her diaper sooner or later and when she did she could definitely laugh a bit at her even though she really knew she shouldn't. "Alright come on Trixie, it's time to get the diapers. As much as we may not want to wear them, we're stuck with them for now." She reminded her, heading outside of the library.

Trixie grumbled. "Don't remind Trixie..." She slowly followed the mare out into the light of day. She was suddenly reminded that this was the town that wouldn't be happy at all to see her. "Twilight, Trixie does not wish to be here... She did not exactly leave with the best reputation..." Ponies were staring and whispering.

Twilight sighed. "I'm going to remind you until you shut up about it Trixie. Your attitude isn't going to help at all. I know you're not the....most cheerful of ponies to begin with but can we at least try to get along while we're stuck like this?" She asked, getting fed up with Trixie's incessant whining. "And they honestly don't care Trixie. We've been through worse since then, they've forgotten about you I promise."