Stick a rope up her ass and push it until it goes all the way through, then use that and a blow-gag to tie her to something.

Bind her into this cute pose, then invoke the laws of masquerade, explain the prophecy situation, etc. Also is she a changeling queen? Ask her about that whole thing.

You're a binder--bind-her! Also damn, for real, give her those props, she did an amazing job.

>>1131118
Tell her to relax, you're not gonna hurt her or anything. In fact, you have a great opportunity for her!

Got her. Tell her we got a job for her. Surprisingly ‘Kacey’ is more experienced in intimate matters than the other two were I thibk

ooo this one looks dragonfly inspired.
Anyway Kasey be acting scared, so complement her on the disguise work, and provide some constructive critique.

Distract her from panic with a kiss/tail against her nethers (and bindings / shapeshifting, now that you are mana-energized) while Mr. Ochre invokes masquerade rules. Or have Flashing Feathers just glomp you both in a hug.

Turns out she did have a tail, huh! Indeed dragonfly design. Hope we get to see her full design/form.

She might be trickier to catch if she does get away, she just got an infusion of divine mana.

Toxoglossa 2026/08/20(Thu)02:25 No. 1131136 ID: ad2c28
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Casey extends a finger and locks a binding spell around the thief, pulling her arms behind her back and locking her in place.

“Oh, no you don’t. You were very convincing, but we caught you fair and square. You don’t go anywhere until you’ve heard what I’ve got to say.” The she says with a grin.

The moth-like creature tugs helplessly against her binding for a moment before sagging and giving in. “What you want?”

“We need you to take our place. The Court of the Reflecting Sky sent us a prophecy, demanding we be their guests on their barge for the next year.” Casey explains. “Obviously that’s not going to happen, so we want you and your hive-mates to take our places.”

“You have to catch us all first.” Kasey retorts, rallying the last of her bravado.

“Dude, ‘Gaybe’ was caught basically before we even got home: he’s lucky Nixxy didn’t eat him. And I’m willing to bet Kol already has tracked down his copy. Gaybe already agreed to it: he said wants to be a part of a prophecy.”

The doppelgänger groans and flicks her wings in a sign of irritation. “Of course he agree. My hive-mates… they dumb. So dumb... One year hiding too dangerous. Our glamour not made to trick for that long. Need way to fool court, Yes?”

Technically, the prophecy just says that the mice will cross the waters, embark upon the barge, and be guests for a year. There's nothing about them remaining as mice the entire time. Though we do have guarantees of safety as guests.

>>1131136
1, you're going to help them all perfect their glamours and acting skills.
2, they don't need to keep the disguises up perfectly for the whole year. All they need to do is get the Court to form a binding contract that says they won't be harmed no matter what, for the duration of their stay. For *after* the stay... they may also be able to get a clause that says the Court can't harm them so long as they don't interfere with the Court after leaving. Or... we could trick the Court into letting them stay forever!

Any further objections... we can figure out. There's people we can talk to, to work out any flaws in the plan.

yeah you are certainly the brains of this bunch, what exactly WAS your plan? Mostly curiosity but maybe something can be reused.

Reminder of the prophecy:
>”Lo, and bear witness to the wisdom of the Seers of the Court of the Reflected Sky. For they have foretold: that upon sunrise of the next day, the three mice shall cross the stilled waters and embark upon the great barge of the Court of the Reflected Sky; after which they will sail from this place as the guests of the court for the duration of one year.”

By that wording, the changelings just need to:

A) Cross the still waters (disguised as mice) upon the sunrise of the next day. Either they walk, fly themselves, or have a welcoming committe of Fey ready for them (not ideal).

B) Remain in their disguises on the barge, until it embarks.

C) Refer to their hives official name as 'The Three Mice'. Literal wording!

Optionally: Have the real trio be wholly hidden and inaccessible come sunrise, so that the only way to fulfill the prophecy is by using the Changelings - forcing the court to fulfill their own prophecy on the mice's terms or have it not happen at all.

After that, the Court is forced to adhere to their prophecy AND to Casey's demand to fuck off.

Step 1) Training montaaaaageeee to properly imitate the mice (mostly for Kole and Gaybe, as Kasey has it aced apart from minor intimate differences), fixing imperfections and testing the disguises with Mr. Ochre / Flashing Feathers, like we did with Casey (minus the sexy).

Step 2) Mouse/bug orgy.

Step 3) Kasey does all the talking / negotiations for the Hive as they board the barge, acting like Casey would if she were actually there and was unable to avoid the prophecy (annoyed/angry). Gaybe and Kole just need to be quiet / visually act like they're not happy with being 'guests' for a year, or nervous about the whole affair. Kasey can even tell them to keep quiet lest 'the fey trick them with contracts'.

Step 4) Arrange to have the real mice glamour themselves as the hive members or any non-mice species in imperfect disguises, so that they don't count for the prophecy anymore or outsmart the court if they somehow predicted the changelings plan.

Step 5) Backup plan if things go wrong: The changelings smuggle three ordinary mice (animals) aboard. The animals then count as court guests,and the changelings as their owners/guardians.

Also possible: feint with a "fake" glamoured trio(which are the guardians, or pretty much anyone who's willing to fill that role), provoking the Court into coming to grab the "real" mice (which are the changelings).

>>1131143
Exactly! Give the Court the ruse they're already expecting so they get fooled by the actual scam.

I imagine the angel messenger they have will be the most dangerous to face for an inspection, if it can tell 'real' from 'fake' angelic shifting.

Counterable by being lewd to its prude self and making it too angry/proud to inspect details.

Toxoglossa 2026/08/21(Fri)00:47 No. 1131148 ID: ad2c28
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“Hmmm, what if we trained you? You know: show you how to look and act more like us?” Casey suggests. “If you spend time with us, you'll be able to perfect your glamour. Would that work?”

“Training… training might work. You teach boys to be like real mice, hive hide much better. But what in it for us? That court big scary. ”

“Maybe I can be of assistance? There is, perhaps, a way to solve multiple problems at once.” Mr. Ochre says, standing up and clasping his hands together. “Ms. Leander, may I presume that these doppelgängers aren’t the only ones aiming to steal the Aegis?”

“You’re not wrong. The mailbox looked like a magpie had been nesting in it: all calling cards from fey thieves.”

“As I suspected.” The bird turns to the captured changeling and offers, “What if I were to draft a contract for you: an exclusive contract? Your hive would have the sole right to steal the Aegis. And since you’ll be guests of the Court of Reflected Sky for a year, we’ll have ample time to use the Aegis without fear of having it stolen. “

Oh that's a really good idea.

As long as the contract only lasts for as long as the mice are in possession of the Aegis. Once it is returned to Argus the contract should be null and void

>>1131150
Well, upholding this contract while giving back the Aegis once we’re done with it is simple. We just *lend* the Aegis to Argus once we’ve used it for moon business, then we take it back for a little on the night of the intended bug heist. We just get literally all our friends on security and the bugs won’t stand a chance. Then we give it back to Argus formally as a gift once the heist is done~

Seems like a good idea for handling the Fey robbers.

Problems might arise if a non-fey (or devil) attempts to steal it, or if the Aegis is no longer in your possession, as then the exclusivity contract doesn't matter when the Aegis is unowned by the mice - a tricky fey might convince a mortal steal it for 'themselves' and then immediately rob the mortal.

We've seen something of the sort happen with the Dullahan, for example.

Speaking of Dullahan, perhaps the Hive trio might be able to scope out the royal barge for their missing head? A year is probably ample time to plan a heist.

Another important thing to add to the contract: Having the hive be unable to form or be bound by contracts with any agent or member of the Court, so that the Court cannot force, trick or coerce them into anything during their stay.

exclusive rights to steal. Exclusive Rights To Steal.

Fey... Fey why.

I don't like the idea of tricking the changelings with the exclusive contract. Do we even have the intention of giving it back to Argus? We did manage to steal it fair and square.

>>1131157
Well we wouldn’t be tricking them. (at least with my plan) They’d still try to steal it. The whole point of a calling card is to dare the notified party to try and stop you. So it’s fair game if they fail.

I guess that puts paid to the idea of just leaving the aegis on the moon where nobody can ever get it again.

>>1131156

question not the bullshit of fey, for it is as arcane as it is simple

>>1131156
Out in the feywilds, nothing is truly owned... but everything is promised.

Toxoglossa 2026/08/23(Sun)00:48 No. 1131182 ID: ad2c28
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“Will a year be enough time?” Casey asks. She stretches a bit, feeling her body settle back into its natural state after converting itself to mana. The mouse plops down in one of Cecil’s patio chairs, the cool cast metal feeling soothing on her well-pounded butt.

Cecil shrugs and states, “It will have to be. I’ll use what connections I can to speed up preparations. But I’m of the opinion that keeping the aegis long term just isn’t viable: it’s too high profile and powerful.” He sighs, ruffling his feathers as he continues, “And this way, Clio and Nemo can finally come out of hiding.”

“Would something like that work? An exclusive contract?”

“It came up during my research while planning our heist. It’s a somewhat uncommon practice, but fey law would have to respect it.” Mr. Ochre adjusts his glasses as he recalls, “From what I could tell, it’s mostly used to establish a long term, er-if you’ll forgive the term- ‘cat and mouse’, rivalry.”

“What about dealing with… you know, non-fey thieves? They already hired Nemo once.”

Cecil chuckles and looks sideways at the mouse, “Oh, I don’t expect that to be a problem anytime soon. You have yourself to thank for that.”

Casey stares blankly for a second, trying to catch the bird’s meaning.

“Don’t you remember? You caught Ometra double-crossing Nemo, and they got branded and exiled for their trouble. The barista made a song about it!” He shakes his head and smiles. “More importantly: the thieves guild isn’t going to be taking any contracts on us from fey clients anytime soon. Especially when we have two of their top former members allied with us. “

“Cecil, how do you know so much about the thieves guild?” Casey eyes the smartly dressed bird.

“My dear mouse, its my job to know things.” He says, tucking his thumbs into his vest. “It may seem odd, but I consider myself a craftsman, and my connections are my toolbox.”

“You never cease to amaze, Cecil.”

His bright eyes sparkle back at her from behind his glasses, proudly.

“Well?” Casey asks, turning to address her doppelgänger, “How about it? Does an exclusive contract seal the deal?”

Kasey appears to mull over the question: the fey taking her time to seriously consider accepting a bargain. “Hmm. I need to speak to hive members. But… deal seems good. We had to rush infiltration, before other fey stole Aegis. One year good for us. You teach us, we stay hidden good.”

Though, of course, we won't be making it easy. That just won't be any fun!

...I say that, hiding it after we use it will either be a difficult, last second endevour, or it will be almost impossible to retrieve at all.

The Aegis is too powerful to keep, but also potentially too important to get rid of permanently (e.g. yeeting it into space). There could be cataclysmic disasters that it's needed for, but also villains who become unstoppable with it.

The exclusivity contract, if its not limited to just the Aegis, might also mean the mice have a permanent band of shapeshifter thieves who devote themselves to pretending to be the mice (with personal training, no less) for thievery, fey shenanigans, or just to have surprise sex with the mice / mice's friends whenever they want. And fates help the worldc if other Changelings get tips and start to do it on a mass scale - horny mice guardians everywhere.

Also, Mr. Ochre is quite the info broker it seems.

Gabe will have to teach Gaybe how to perform his secret Beetle Brain Blaster Bobbing Blowjob technique.

Mostly to keep Kole from being deprived of Gabe for a year.

And to prevent Kole from destroying Gabe with a years worth of pent-up bug balls and horned horny beetle strength.

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“Excellent!” Cecil says clapping his hands. “I’ll have the contract written up and brought to your house before dawn.” He cuddles up to Flashing Feathers and grins, “Although, first, I have to do a little ‘worship’ of my own…”

The coatl growls like a distant thunderstorm, promising his partner a repeat performance in the near future.

“What about us? We don’t want to see two Caseys leaving the manor, right? That would give away the plan.” Casey asks.

“You fly home. I meet you there shortly. I will not be seen.”

Casey blinks back surprise as the changeling activates her glamour. Instead of mimicking the mouse, she becomes a kind of blur that shifts and blends into the scenery. Rather than true invisibility, it’s simply impossible to focus on her: registering in Casey’s vision as a kind of moving blind spot.

“Ah- that’s a neat trick. I see why Miki had such a hard time describing you.” The binder blinks and rubs her eyes, trying to follow the person-shaped hole in the world. “I take it I can trust you, now that we have an agreement?”

“…Yes…” is all that can be heard as the doppelgänger slips out of the garden and out into the city.

Honestly, at this point it's more a case of "Kasey will have to trust us" because without this agreement, their chances of ever getting the Aegis are pretty much nil. The hive's probably figured out by now that the trio doesn't have it, doesn't even know where exactly it is, and any attempt at artfully interpreted agreements at this point will likely just send the Aegis into permanent hiding, beyond any hope of recovery.

Now I wonder what sex with the 'blur glamour' on is like.

>>1131323
Also the hive knows that Gabe could open up a portal and throw the Aegis into a random point in space, thereby making it truly Lost.

>>1131346
everyhorny did.

Hm. While you're still here and warded from scrying, ask Cecil how plans are going.

Toxoglossa 2026/08/27(Thu)01:43 No. 1131357 ID: f0db03
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“I suppose you’ll have to trust us too…” Casey says to herself as her imposter leaves. She starts gathering up her discarded clothes and turns to her hosts. “You guys need anything else from me?”

Cecil waves her off and smiles. “We can take it from here. If anyone else purporting to be you shows up, we know how to check if they’re real.”

“Careful who you tell about that-“ Casey pulls on her bodysuit and warns, “If Gabe finds out, he’ll drop by two or three times a day to make sure he's not a changeling.”

She says her goodbyes and launches herself up into the late afternoon sky on glowing, blue wings. Casey does a quick loop of Cecil’s yard before angling herself toward the busy tangle of rooftops in the lower city. Finding her bearings, she follows the main thoroughfare, tracing landmarks until she can softly land just outside the front door of the apartment.

Good opportunity to go sit on the Moot statue and just observe from there, learn what the landmarks and city looks like from above for flying navigation.

And/or discover ancient hidden treasures/dungeons in the statue or something.

Why does that one tower in the distance have a giant eye-like symbol floating above it as if its staring?

>>1131379
That tower is the Barge, and it probably is staring.

Do you think the fey can track you from the barge? might be best to land somewhere and then walk home

Toxoglossa 2026/08/28(Fri)01:55 No. 1131398 ID: f0db03
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Casey peeks her head inside and sees nothing amiss. She slips through the door and closes it behind her.

She turns around and a pair of nude Gabes step out from behind pillars and pose in the foyer.

“Casey!” “Casey!”
“Welcome back!” “Welcome back!”

“Gah!” She jumps and sags as her startle response fades. “Were you waiting specifically to do that?”

“We thought it’d be funny!” “We thought it’d be funny!” They nod and mirror one another as they change poses, draping their arms around each other.

“You two seem to be getting along well already.” She remarks.

“I know, right?””I know, right?” They giggle. “They’re real quick learners!””They’re real quick learners!”

“I see. I take it you found Kol’s changeling?”

“Mmmhmm!””Mmmhmm!” They nod simultaneously. “They’re upstairs.””They’re upstairs.” “Where’s your doppelgänger?””Where’s your doppelgänger?”

“She’s on her way, we split up so we wouldn’t attract attention.” Casey says. “You know, you can stop the whole double talk now. It’s starting to get creepy.”

“Ooo-kay.” The Gabes separate and fist bump one another.
“Nicely done.”
“Good job.”

That's a close likeness, but can they keep their composure if Casey does a surprise binding sneak attack from the rear?

>>1131398
Hmm, only issue is the earring is missing. Can that be glamoured?

Considering the barge is watching you fly around, at some point Kasey is going to have to do the swap somewhere they've seen you fly to.

Oh no, they share the same braincell.

Either they rehearsed that very well, or Gabe is talking and Gaybe is just parroting.

Gaybe indeed needs training to not be spooked, cum or otherwise derp out of his glamour. See how he reacts to biblically accurate Casey!

This could also be a time to ask the Changelings whether they can 'detect' other changelings or tell each other apart (e.g. if Casey pretended being Kasey, would they know?), as well as why changelings outside of their glamour seem to have a different speech pattern.

The mass mouse twincest orgy is almost ready.

...You can now see what you'd look like - what you'd @#$% like - with a few cosmetic changes.

Gaybe: ENHANCE THE DAMN KNOCKERS ALREADY

>>1131402
I don't remember if the earring is a ward or not, but if it's a fire ward he could have trouble reproducing it.

>>1131422
I mean... Would Gaybe mind being Gabby for a bit? I'd be surprised if changelings aren't into gender play.

>>1131422
I second this. Gaybe, become Gabette. Or SWOLE Gabe. Or other shenanigans.