Trapped in ABDL Limbo

Beyond time, Tracey had found herself lost in a gloomy wood.

Or more accurately, she had become trapped in a village at the center of a giant forest. She did not remember how she had lost herself, or how she had found the village, but she knew it wasn't a normal village. It had a measly fence that made up its borders.

She was strapped in a highchair big and strong enough to hold a full-grown adult, the trey snapped in front of her and locked in a way she couldn't remove.

Another spoonful of oatmeal was **** into her mouth, the cinnamon-spritzed mush just barely fitting in her mouth. As she tried to swallow the mush, another type of mush came out of her as she loudly pooped herself in her highchair. The girl next to her held back as snicker before she was fed oatmeal too, but all the other girls had the decency to pretend not to notice. After all, it was first thing in the morning, and it's very likely that at least half of them needed to be changed themselves.

The moment she crossed into the boundary of the village, all of her possessions had vanished, and she was quickly dressed into a diaper and whatever age-inappropriate clothing matched. The "adult" villagers didn't seem to realize that Tracey was too old to be babied like this, but they didn't seem to care. Nearly everyone in the village was either native to it or, like her, were quickly "adopted" and infantilized.

Tracey had tried to escape, just like the other people held prisoner, but it was pretty clear that something was trapping them there. If they ever made it as far as the border of the strange town, they were struck with an irrational, paralyzing fear of the woods beyond.

Some of the other prisoners theorized that there was nothing to fear outside the woods, but it was a spell placed on all of the prisoners to keep them from leaving. Tracey scoffed at the idea of magic being the explanation, but a week of total, unexplained incontinence and the native women able to carry her like a small pillow despite being the same weight and height as her made her less skeptical.