![NSODN-010 City criminal, outwardly a popular sweets shop, inwardly a brutal sexual assault shop. [Leaked footage] 19-year-old sophomore, Nagisa, the shop's signboard girl.](https://cdn.submyav.com/cdn/covers/full/nsodn-010.webp)
Cast Info Pending
Leaked, close-up, etc. Ultimate documentary AV New label 『Non-Fiction』 finally born!! [Leaked footage] Sophomore 19 years old The signboard girl of a super popular sweets shop Nagisa ~Looking for Shirai Nagisa~ [Date and time of disappearance] After finishing work at the sweets shop, a female college student, Nagisa, lost contact on her way home. [Clothing at the time of last sighting] White sweater Light brown long skirt Brown pumps Carrying a light blue bag [Characteristics and personality, etc.] A bright and friendly type. Belonging to a university volunteer club, actively participated in local cleaning activities and children's cafeterias. Her relationships were also good, and no particular trouble was confirmed. [Other] Since the day of the disappearance, the mobile phone has been turned off. Money and valuables, have been confirmed at the workplace. Female college students are disappearing one after another, what is happening in this city―. The basement of the super popular sweets shop is a secret training room that no one knows―. Restraining her hands and feet, sexual assault after being intoxicated with aphrodisiacs―. A kind-hearted female college student, falls into extreme pleasure―.










This spin-off features Nagisa Shirai (Shiraishi Nagisa) from Akita University getting drugged and assaulted by the manager and a male employee at the sweets shop where she works. It's a shame the opening scene hinting at her disappearance isn't in the main story. In "Protect!!", Nagisa is happily intimate with her boyfriend, but here she's completely broken down. It's a pretty standard 'kime-sex' scenario, unfortunately with no resistance shown. Still, I recommend watching it alongside "Protect!!" – it's top tier stuff.
I really liked the amateurish feel of it. The way they used the kanji for "assailant" – "범시야" – was a brilliant touch!