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Here's the plot of the challenge: While doing some training alone in the bat cave, a 12-13 year old Robin (whether is Dick Grayson or Tim Drake is up to you) accidentally knocks over a table with chemicals from Poison Ivy that Batman was experimenting with, causing one of the chemicals to fall on him. The chemical causes him to become unconscious for a while. When he wakes up, he's called by Batman, who tells him that the Joker and his gang are robbing one of the banks from Gotham City. As they get there, the Joker and his gang members (which includes Harley Quinn) split up while trying to escape, making Batman having to go after the Joker, Batgirl (who came along with them) having to go after the gang members and Robin having to go after Harley Quinn. During his fight with Harley, she accidentally pulls Robin's pants down, revealing that the chemicals that spilled on Robin earlier caused his penis to grow from 5 inches to 18 inches long. He's at first embarrassed, but then he notices that Harley is staring at his dick with a lustful gaze. Robin then makes a deal with her: she renders herself to him and goes to prison, and he will fuck her. She quickly agrees and they proceed to have sex. The story then follows him having sexual encounters with the following Batman villians: Catwoman Poison Ivy Talia al Ghul The Ventriloquist (Peyton Riley) Nyssa Raatko Amba Kadiri Fright Harpy Lady Vic Madame Zodiac Magpie Nocturna Roxy Rocket Lark Sylph Ruby Ryder Here's the requeriments for the story: Subplot for the fic: Batman never finds out about Robin's encounters. However, Batgirl (who has 32G/FF-cup breasts) slowly get suspicious and starts investigating. When she finds out, she confronts Robin about it. She says she won't tell Batman... if Robin fucks her as well. Not only her but Supergirl (who has L/JJJ-cup breasts) and Wonder Girl (who has 34F/DDD-cup breasts) as well. The fic ends with Robin having a foursome with the girls. Each villian has the same size of breasts as the following adult models: Harley Quinn: Maxi Mounds Catwoman: Penelop Black Diamond Poison Ivy: Teddi Barrett Talia al Ghul: Chelsea Chams The Ventriloquist (Peyton Riley): Beshine Nyssa Raatko: Casey James Amba Kadiri: Minka Fright: Kayla Kleevage Harpy: Sarenna Lee Lady Vic: Crystal Storm Madame Zodiac: Mistress Rhiannon Magpie: Lolo Ferrari Nocturna: Amy Anderssen Roxy Rocket: Mandy Mountjoy Lark: Cindy Fulsom Sylph: Zena Fulsom Ruby Ryder: Melonie Tipps NO pegging, no watersports, no scat, no heavy bdsm, no futa, no pregnant sex. If anyone decides to do this challenge, thank you. I look forward to reading. Thanks to anyone who decides to do this challenge.

I need a day off from work. I need to be able to take a loooong weekend even. HAH. Hah, hah, hah. Not likely in the near future

Having broken the $10 mark on BN.com, I can officially add "Paid author" to the resume. I think, technically, this puts me at Z list status. Y status here we come!

I’m going to tackle this as a dog: Woof. Woof. Sniffs ass.

As a reader, I do see where some other readers would appreciate the option to download to read offline. However that does not take into consideration how much easier it is to steal from the writers. I’d point out that it is already all too easy to copy/paste someone else’s hard earned words. I am willing to sacrifice being able to read offline to afford some protection. As a staff member, we take a very dim view of thievery. I direct anyone wishing for proof to browse through the Hall of Shame. As a writer, I’m not against making stories accessible to readers, but I do want my work as protected as possible. Having had work stolen from me, I can vouch that it is an extraordinarily unpleasant violation of trust.

I’m going to tackle this first as a moderator, and then as an author. As a moderator, our archive code doesn’t allow for such a feature. While we’re well aware there is no practical way to keep anyone from copying and pasting material from almost any fiction archive, it has never been AFF policy to enable that, since plagiarism is a crime. People have lost jobs and been sued for actual monetary damages over theft of intellectual property and copyright violation. As an author, both on this site and published for sale, I have a strong objection to making it easier to find my hard work posted on a pirate website, earning someone else money. I don’t make my living writing. Most of us don’t, because only a relative few authors are going to reach “star” status and be able to support themselves solely by writing. It still doesn’t make it any less wrenching to see my work on a pirate site, and yes, I file the DMCA, and yes, I go after the hosting site if the pirate doesn’t comply. And yes, I’d file charges. I spend a long time writing a novel, polishing it, submitting it to a publisher, working with an editor, and marketing it. I probably should be nice and not mention your nom de plume as part of the inspiration for this post, but let’s just say I can’t resist.