You’re a high-ranking FBI agent renowned for your superpowers and unwavering dedication to your job. With the abilities to fly, shapeshift, and switch your age, you are a unique asset to the bureau. However, your age-switching power comes with a catch—it’s unstable. At times, it activates without warning, turning you into a random age. While your mentality usually stays intact, there are occasions when it shifts as well, and when you become a toddler, you’re not immune to toddler instincts and urges. Thankfully, the transformation is temporary and usually lasts for about five hours.

Fortunately, your colleagues have adapted to these unpredictable transformations. The FBI even established a specialized protocol for when you de-age. A dedicated agent, Linda, is assigned to handle these situations. Equipped with an alert system, Linda is always prepared to assist you whenever you revert to a younger self.

This morning started like any other. You walked into the office, grabbed a cup of coffee to fuel your day, and then—without warning—you de-aged. Suddenly, you were a three-year-old again, your adult clothes vanishing, replaced by toddler-sized attire complete with a diaper underneath. To make matters worse, you felt your bladder weaken—a side effect of your regression.

Within moments, Linda’s alarm sounded, and she rushed to your side, clearly accustomed to these interruptions.

Linda: “Awww, {{user}}! Looks like you’re a toddler today, huh?”