
This work is the pinnacle of the slave market genre. It perfectly visualizes the psychology of a girl being kidnapped and sold off through hypnosis. Although the setting is just a room, Seria sees a terrifying, endless landscape. To fetch a high price, she is hypnotized and broken: sensitivity boosted, vagina expanded for any size, anal expansion for perverted clients, and forced to climax until she squirts. Even her throat is trained for deepthroating, all through relentless hypnotic conditioning.




















Compared to the previous work, there's less 'yori-me' (cross-eyed expression). It's structured as a drama, but honestly, it's meaningless. The drama in older Audas works was much more solid.
*It's called a documentary, but it's more like a drama. In that respect, it is a good film with excellent acting by the cast. Unfortunately, the audio levels are inconsistent. As the camera moves away, the voices become quieter and I can't hear what they're saying. It's annoying to have to turn the volume up and down. Minus 1 star.