Where The River Goes-The REAL Alien 3 (W/ the Teen Titans) (Private)
 

Arella sighed heavily to herself. Since she'd moved to Earth to take care of her daughter, Raven, things had been both quite happy and confusing for her. During a battle, Raven and Starfire had been seriously hurt and ended up incontinent. Thus Arella and a reformed Blackfire moved to Titans Tower to help them both in fighting and caring. Needless to say, the dynamics were different. "Raven, are you up?"

"I'm busy mother," Raven sighed behind the door to her room. She had been attempting some meditation, though the interruption had seen to ending that. She slowly draped her legs off her bed and walked over to the door, her diaper bulging underneath her uniform.

Raven detested the garment, but knew it was better than having wet pants or worse constantly. Unfortunately her mother had found out about the little incident thanks to a certain few mysterious tips from inside the tower, and was adamant on staying to help her.

Luckily, bad luck more likely, Starfire was in a similar boat as Raven. Starfire find herself dealing with Blackfire who, though processing similar intentions as Raven's mother, hardly anyone seemed to trust except Star.

Arella sighed. "All right. Let me know if there's anything you need."She knew Raven was happy to connect with her, but of course wouldn't show it in front of the others. Starfire was looking out the window and yelped when Blackfire touched her shoulder. "Sister, why do you insist on doing this?!" Her diaper was very wet as well, more so since Blackfire startled her.

Raven opened her door and looked down the halls before toddling after her mother, "Wait!" she called, reaching her arm out to grab Arella's shoulder. She tried keeping a blank look on her face, but failed if one would look at the corners of her mouth, "What did you want?" She asked, trying to pull her mother back towards her room and privacy.

Blackfire smiled at Starfire, "Oh, you know, just to annoy you." She laughed, "I just wanted to see what you were doing Star, thought you already knew I was in here with you." She explained, trying to be a little nicer. "Why so jumpy? Something wrong?" She asked.

Arella smiled happily at Raven. "I wanted to see if you needed...you know. Also, I really want us to spend time together. We never really got any of it." That was true. Before Raven was in the care of the monks of Azarath, Arella had only had one day to be with her baby girl. Star sighed heavily. "I'm just not used to wearing this thing around me. And I hate that I have to keep trying to convince the others that you have truly changed." Star could see that her sister was a different person now, but everyone else, especially Robin, still distrusted her. She sighed and then lay down so that Blackfire could change her into a dry diaper.

(A further note, Terra is in this as well, having rejoined. I'm sure you want to control her)

Raven blushed and pulled her mother into her room and shut the door behind them. She patted the front of her diaper and it squished in response, "Feels like I do, but it's not that bad yet," she sighed as she sat down on her bed. Raven wasn't quite sure how to react to her diapers anymore, sure it was embarrassing to be changed, but she found herself enjoying having some attention from her mother. Sometimes, when she could feel down there, the diapers weren't so bad, even when used for a time. "I would like to, is there anything you can think of?" She asked as her mom moved towards her bed.

"Well I think it looks fitting, little sister," Blackfire slowly moved one arm around Starfire's shoulder. "And I appreciate you doing this," she promised, part of her was just glad to not be in prison even if meant changing and helping her sister. Her sister, who had put her in there in the first place, though Blackfire did deserve it in the first place. She had had somewhat of a revelation, and Star's accident was the opportunity she needed to execute it. "But speaking of your diaper, did you need help?" she asked, changing Starfire was not something she particularly enjoyed given her unusual eating habits. She let her sister wear for however she wanted, given Blackfire didn't particularly care to have to change her constantly.

Arella smiled and sat down next to Raven. "Well, I'm not quite sure," she admitted. "I just wanna get the chance to really know you, Raven. After all, before this happened, we barely spent a grand total of 3 days worth together. I missed so much of your life!" She was beginning to tear up. "Please let me in, Raven. Don't shut me out." Starfire sighed and nodded. "Yes, I do need help sister. I'm starting to, how you say, get itchy right here." There was a little timer nearby to let her know how long she'd been in this, and it said 2 hours.

Raven blushed as her mother grabbed her hands and held them, "Well... what would you like to know?" She asked, figuring they might start out with Raven retelling some of her adventures. 'Maybe not...' she smirked inwardly, 'she might not want to know how close we cut it sometimes.'

Blackfire tried not making an obvious sigh, "Well let's get you changed then, are you just wet Star or do I need to get the freshener?" She joked, leading her sister away from the window.

"Beat that!" Terra yelled, skipping a rock out across the water. Once Terra had heard about the incident with Star and Raven, she thought she might have a hole to fill and tried getting in touch with Robin about getting back. After several days of persuading and private talking with Robin, Terra had managed to secure a position with the Titans once again, though with several restrictions placed on her and several unfriendly stares as she would walk around the Titan Tower. She didn't dare talk with Beast Boy for several days after she came back after hurting him so much, but things were starting to become less hostile between her and everyone else.

(You can pick who you want to be skipping rocks with her, you'll be controlling him though, so pick wisely hehe)

Arella smiled wide. "I don't care what you start with, honey. Just tell me anything. That's all that matters to me." Starfire blushed and sighed as she lay down on the floor for Blackfire to change her. "Oh, thank Xa'al that it isn't worse than this." Robin smiled. "Keep your eye on the water, Terra.' He threw a stone down and watched as it skipped 5 times.

Raven searched her mind for a more tame adventure she might have had to start off with, thinking to herself for a good 10 seconds before sighing. "Why don't I just start from when we first started working together as a team?" Raven suggested, thinking back to when they were still trying to figure out how to work with one another.

Blackfire winced as she opened up the diaper and gingerly started cleaning up Starfire, "I still can't believe these things work for you," she teased, as she continued to clean her up.

"Yeah, well watch this tough guy," she smirked as she formed a round flat rock effortlessly and wound her arm up to let loose. She had promised Robin no powers with this, but he never said anything about forming a rock with them, she smirked to herself as she watched her rock skip an easy 15 times before it lost enough momentum and sank. "There, 15."

Arella smiled and listened intently as she heard Raven recount the very first adventure they had together, nodding her head. "That's interesting." Starfire blushed beet red. "Yeah, same here. But I still cannot believe that this is happening to me." Robin smiled and looked Terra. "That was very impressive, Terra."

"You were okay with me doing those things?" Raven asked, pausing in her story. She had figured her mother would have had at least some issue with her being in danger so much.

"Well, even if you need to upgrade sometime, I'll still help you out." Blackfire promised, sliding a new diaper underneath Star, "You may stink at times Star, but changing you is definitely better than having to do prison work." Blackfire shivered a little at the thought. "And yes, even the ones after you've had one of your feasts," she joked taping the new diaper on Star.

"Yeah yeah," Terra waved him off, "let's just see you try and beat it. I'll even form a rock for you if you want." She smirked, hovering a rock in her hand similar to the one she launched earlier.

"Well, I can't say ENTIRELY okay," Arella admitted. "After all, your work is dangerous. But you have to do it to save the world, after all." Star smiled and giggled a little. "Do you wish to join me in the partaking of the mustard, Sister?" Robin smiled a bit, but strained a little. Eventually he lifted it and launched it across the water.

Raven smiled, "Yeah I guess it is." She said before looking down and poking her diaper, "I'm lucky this is the only thing permanent to happen to me so far." Her face turning a little sour at her own joke.

"I'll have to pass sister dear," Blackfire patted Starfire's back as she helped her up then balled the old diaper up. "I can join you in the kitchen though if you want to go ahead, I should wash my hands after that one." She joked, taking the smelly diaper and tossing it in Star's diaper bin in the corner.

"Not bad," Terra teased as his rock only went 12 skips. "But was there something else you wanted to bring me out here for? Otherwise I'll just do some more practice rock surfing." She said.

Arella nodded and kissed Raven's forehead. "Remember this: no matter what happens, I love you and I want to always be there for you." Starfire smiled and flew to the kitchen to grab her usual bottle of mustard and drink from it. Robin looked at Terra. "I know you're purposely avoiding Beast Boy right now. If you want to find closure, I suggest you do so.'

Raven smiled and blushed, "Thanks. And..." She sighed, hugging her mother, "I'm sorry if I get a little terse with you, especially about my... diapers." She blushed, "I do like being with you, I just... don't know about these to be honest." She admitted, letting go of her hug.

Blackfire went to the restroom herself and washed her hands before going into the kitchen with Starfire. "Sister, did you want a meal to go with that as well? Or just your mustard?"

Terra widened her eyes a split second, "There's nothing wrong," She huffed, "Besides, he's probably busy with something else right now. Why do you even care?" She demanded.

Arella nodded. "I understand, sweetie. Well, I'm gonna go see if anyone else needs anything. Take care of yourself, honey." "I am fine, thanks," Starfire said as she began slurping. Robin sighed. "Terra, I know that you feel really awful about what happened in the past. But it's in the past, what matters right now is the present. I think he wants to at least talk things out with you at last."

Raven nodded as she saw her mother out, "I'll be in here if you need me." She told her, shutting the door and sitting on her bed again, diaper cushioning her bum causing a small smile before she took several deep breaths.

"Alright," Blackfire shrugged as she looked through the refrigerator for something to eat herself.

"I'll get around to it, I'll talk to you later Robin." Terra sighed as she hopped on a boulder and levitated it away from the rocky outcropping they were at and sling-shot around to the other side of the island.

"Hey Beast Boy!" Cyborg called out from underneath his car, "Can you hand me the socket wrench with the three eighths head again?" reaching his hand out from under the car. "Uhh BB?" he asked, rolling out from underneath the car and tried turning his head to find where the little green boy had gone. "Hey, you didn't have to help but a heads up you left me would have been nice," he griped as he grabbed the tool he needed.

Star smiled as she finished the mustard and let out a loud burp. Robin sighed. He wanted the team to be unified, but this could be a potential roadblock. Beast Boy was wandering around thinking about Terra, as he wanted to know why she was avoiding him. "Huh? Oh, hey Cy. Sorry about that. Got a lot on my mind right now."

Blackfire giggled at her sister, "What now?" she asked jokingly, assuming Star had more mustard to drink somewhere, assuming she did want to only drink it.

Terra floated around before coming around to the roof entrance to the tower, she kinetically threw her boulder way off into the water in frustration. She sighed before heading back to her room, deciding to stop by Beast Boy's room to see if he was in.

"Man you've always got something on your mind," Cyborg joked, moving back under the car. "Do I want to ask what's bugging you? Or is it about food again? I swear if you start ranting to me about tofu again I swear you're not getting a ride again." He chuckled, finishing tightening the part he was messing with underneath the car.

"No, sister. I'm good." Star smiled and sat down to lounge around. A book fell in Raven's room as she meditated. Beast Boy sighed. "Well, I'm glad you're all getting used to having Terra back here again, and things seem to have been resolved with you guys. But she hasn't talked to me at all. I think she's avoiding me for some reason. I wonder why."

Blackfire sighed before smiling back at her and following her over to the couch. She still was getting used to being nice to her sister, though she had a lot more to go for Star's friends.

Raven opened one of her eyes and sighed, getting off the bed to put the book back on her shelf.

"I'm sure she'll try making things up to you," Cyborg said, moving back out from under the car to grab another tool. "Maybe she's just afraid or waiting for you to talk to her," he shrugged, going back to his tinkering.

The book had opened to a chapter about opening portals to other universes. One line said: "People who use this often find their lives transformed by the experience." Beast Boy nodded. "Yeah, you're probably right, Cy. I'll go find her right now. I'll be back to finish up!" He ran down the hallways to find Terra and literally bumped into her.

Raven read the line with suspicion, she recalled the time she had read a story with a knight sealing a villain away in a book and turned out to actually find that book herself. She had been tricked by the book, and accidentally released the dragon inside it as well as having learned several dark magic spells that almost ended disastrously. Snapping out of her trance, she left the book and went to consult with her mother about it.

"Before you go can you..." he started to ask before he heard Beast Boy's footsteps leave the garage. He sighed to himself, "Hope things go better this time." Cyborg had placed the restrictions on Terra's gear, mainly the communicator and security codes, so she wouldn't be able to so easily attack them again.

"Hey!" Terra yelped as she felt someone knock into her, "Oh... it's you." She said, turning away from him, "I was just seeing if you were in your room."

Arella heard a knocking on her door. "Yes? Is it you Raven?" she asked hopefully. She wanted nothing more than for them both to feel comfortable together again. Beast Boy looked at Terra. "Hey there. Sorry, I was actually helping Cyborg, and then I went to find you." He cleared his throat. "Terra, I think there are some things that we have to talk over. Things that have been on my mind for some time."

"Can I come in?" Raven ask, peaking inside the room before just coming in and shutting the door behind her. "There's something I want to show you, I think I found another dangerous book. It seems like it's a trap of some sort, it only gives a cryptic message about experience... I can show you if you come back." She blushed shifting around a little, feeling a little stupid for going to talk to her mother about magic. She had been the resident expert with it for as long as she's been there essentially, no one else having powers like hers.

"That might be why..." She nodded, "Robin said we should talk, so... talk." She said, leaning against the wall.

Arella smiled. "Gladly, Raven. I'd be honored to share my wisdom with you." Indeed, since she had more experience with magic than Raven, she was of invaluable assistance. Beast Boy nodded. "All right, first there's one thing I really want to ask you. Why did you act like you didn't remember me at first?"

"Did I tell you about my bad decision with a story book I had read?" Raven asked, toddling after her mother to Raven's room. This might be her chance to make a better memory with her mom, she smiled inwardly to herself. There was no one else in the hallway though, so she felt a little safer in expressing any emotions or asking for help.

Terra sighed and looked at the wall in front of her, "I... wanted to just start fresh. I had friends there, no power for me to learn to control, no one trying to kill me. Just a regular life, haven't you ever wanted that at some point?" She sighed, turning away from Beast Boy for a few seconds.

"You did tell me a little about it," Arella said. "But I take it now that you wish to tell me the details." She motioned for Raven to sit on the bed with her. "Wanna sit on Mommy's lap?" Beast Boy nodded. "At times, yes. I have somewhat felt that way. It was often when I was really upset about you. But, I still wish you could have told us you were okay."

"I made a really stupid mistake, I was lonely and... it preyed on that." She sighed in frustration, "I'm not a baby, mother..." she said quietly, moving towards the bed slowly.

"I thought it might be best to just let you guys think I was gone for good, I knew you," Terra pointed to Beast Boy, "might try and talk me into going back. That's why I hoped I could remain hidden, I still am working on this whole team thing and trust, and I had thought maybe a regular school could help me with some of that." She shrugged.

Arella chuckled inwardly at the remark. "How did it end up Raven? Did the person behind this end up reminding you of your father?" Much like Raven, Arella had suffered great mental anguish thanks to Trigon. Beast Boy sighed. "Dude, I guess I never thought about that before." He looked at Terra. "And how does it feel now that the others, even Raven, have accepted you back?" Of course, Raven had been a little suspicious, but she was still convinced relatively quickly.

"This was different... Trigon never tried to appear friendly or helpful..." She said grabbing the book on the floor and bringing it to her mother, "I thought he was my friend and we'd do all sorts of things together... he only corrupted my knowledge and my feelings." She clenched her fist.

Terra laughed sarcastically, "They don't accept me, I can see their apprehensiveness towards me... and I don't blame them. That was a major reason I didn't want to come back initially too, but I figured you guys might need some help after Star and Raven got hurt." She said.

Arella smiled and hugged Raven. "Well, both of them are gone now, and you never have to worry about them again. From what I know about this portal spell, there's nothing inherently evil about it. There can easily be evil people on the other side, but they're not looking over to wait for someone to enter the world. Whatever you choose, I'll stand by you." Beast Boy. "Well, I'm glad to see you back here, Terra. And I'm sure that in time you'll gain everyone's trust again when you show it."

"Maybe I should talk to the rest of the team, I promised them I'd let them know if I did any more magic potentially... damaging to the tower." She blushed, hopping off the bed. She felt herself wet the diaper a little more, putting her hand up to the front of her crotch. "But first, could you umm... help me out with... something else?" she blushed, turning to her mother, hand still pressing the diaper against her.

"Yeah, we'll see..." she muttered before turning to Beast Boy, "Why do you care so much anyway? I know you're nice and all, but there's a limit for everyone." She asked.

Arella smiled. "Of course, sweetie. I'd be glad to change you. Lay down please." Because Arella had only had one day with Raven before she was cared for by the monks, she'd only nursed her a few times and changed her once, and every day they'd been apart made her feel absolutely devastated. Beast Boy shrugged. "I don't know, dude. It's just who I am!" He flashed his trademark goofy grin and then went back to help Cyborg.

"Thanks," Raven said, doing her best to pretend she viewed it as more of an inconvenience than a pleasant feeling. She never really knew her mother that well, but most of the time it never bothered her except when she was alone meditating. She could keep the ideas at bay most of the time, but there were times she might just end up getting interrupted before she could stow the thoughts away.

Terra shook her head at the boy before heading back to her own room, reflecting on some of their conversation.

Arella smiled and undid the tapes on the diaper, humming a soft, lilting lullaby. "Don't fret, sweetie. This won't take long." She grabbed some baby wipes and then proceeded to wipe Raven's nether regions clean. She also sensed that this was the part Raven actually liked the most.

Raven blushed as her mother undid the tapes and started wiping. She looked away from her mother's face as she did so, embarrassed that it was why she came back. She found herself closing her eyes and smiling a little at the humming, but before long she awoke to her mother patting the front of the diaper and pulling her pants back up, "Thanks." She coughed and sat up.

"Anytime, honey," Arella said with a smile, kissing her forehead. "Now, I think you said you wanna get your friends together to talk about the book and make a decision." She giggled. "You might wanna get that over with."

Raven blushed and weakly wiped the kiss off, "Can you come with please?" She asked before pulling out her communicator and tuning it to just call Robin, "Can we have a meeting real quick? I found something I want to look into from one of my books and I remembered our agreement to get your input before doing anything." Raven said, hoping Robin would understand her trying to get back into the swing of things after having to be padded.