Devblog #24 - A Sticky Situation

Hello everyone, Johnny here with another devblog.

Since my previous devblog, I've finished writing the lead-up content to Tonks' first sexual event. I'm currently working on proofreading and adding some additional dialogue options through-out as I await feedback. In addition, I've now implemented and posed the dialogues for various usable items for Genie, which I've briefly talked about previously. I'd also like to share another Quibbler article called "Confused owl delivers Hogwarts acceptance letter to Muggle" that I've written, at the end of the devblog.

As I mentioned a while ago, I've started expanding the "Jerk off on panties" event. To briefly, reiterate, these events will involve longer scenarios, where Genie imagines the girl whose panties he’s jerking off with watching him, and commenting on what he’s doing. The idea is that he could imagine the girl ‘hating it’ or ‘loving it’ and since he’s imagining the whole thing, the girl’s characteristics would be very exaggerated. So far, I've written the Hermione's and Cho's panties jerk-off dialogue. I'm also adding a "odd-job" option for Cho so that players can receive her panties outside of the favour where she hands them to you. In addition to new writing when you return them soiled, there will also be randomised dialogue when you return them unsoiled and ask her about her day. Once I've finished the Cho variant of this event, and if I got some time spare, I'd like to do the same for Luna.

That's it for updates about writing, so without further to do, I'd like to share another quibbler article. I had lots of fun writing this one, so I hope you guys like it.

"A confused owl delivers Hogwarts acceptance letter to a Muggle:

In a bizarre incident that has left the wizarding community aghast, a Muggle was accidentally sent an acceptance letter to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

The Ministry of Magic was alerted to the incident when it was reported in the Muggle press, specifically in an article published in "The Son", detailing a young man's unfortunate encounter with the solid barrier between Platforms Nine and Ten at King's Cross Station.

A team of Aurors have since been dispatched to dispel any speculation within the Muggle community, and to dispose of said letter. Meanwhile, discussions within the Ministry on how to avoid similar incidents in the future are now in full motion.

Rumours are swirling like a leaky cauldron in the wizarding community, with fingers pointing towards the Ministry's decision to raise the retirement age of delivery owls. As the news of the Ministry's decision spread, the streets of Diagon Alley were filled with the hoots of angry owls. These aviary protests raged on for weeks, but even after members of the Wizengamot found themselves getting pelted by bird-droppings, the decision has yet to be reverted. Older members of the wizarding community have deemed the protest the largest "aviation strike" since the first wizarding war.

Our insider information reveals a flurry of creative countermeasures proposed by the members of the Council of Magic, including the suggestion of spontaneous combustion, in the event the letter fell into Muggle hands. This suggestion was swiftly dismissed as too reckless, risking the discovery of magic by the Muggles. Another suggestion was to deliver it by hand, as Apparition has proved itself a cheaper and more discrete alternative to owl delivery. This suggestion was also dismissed, as multiple members voiced their concerns of anti-apparition charms preventing the delivery of government documents and potential repercussions of the faecal variety.

The question on everybody's lips is whether the owls will finally unionise, a move that would grant them better working conditions, more respect, and early retirement. However, others worry that this may lead to less fortunate wizarding families choosing to send their deliveries with less trustful species of birds.

While we're all waiting for a resolution with baited breaths, we suggest our readers take necessary precautions and carry an umbrella."

End of article.

That's it for today's devblog, thank you for reading.

Johnny

P.S. A bonus flat coloured version of the drawing from LoafyLemon.