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A suspicious house fire took Ryou Tezuka's father, and his sister's suicide after relentless bullying took what remained of his world. Most people would grieve and move on. Ryou investigates instead, and eventually traces both tragedies back to three girls: Ayano, a gravure model; Misuzu, an actress; and Rina, his sister's former close friend. What he does with that information is where this two-episode OVA gets genuinely uncomfortable. He kidnaps all three and confines them in an abandoned building deep in a remote forest, and the story unfolds from there. This is a dark revenge narrative that does not soften its edges or pretend to be something lighter than it is. The source material is a visual novel from Waffle, and that eroge DNA shows — there is a structured, character-specific approach to how Ryou confronts each girl, giving it slightly more psychological weight than you might expect. The tone is relentless and bleak throughout, so go in with clear expectations about what you are signing up for. If you have already watched something like Kuroinu or Shion and appreciated the revenge-driven framing those use, this sits in similar territory. Fans of Euphoria who gravitate toward darker psychological setups will also find familiar ground here. Studio Suzuki Mirano handles the production, and they have a consistent track record with mature content of this type. It is a short watch at two episodes, but it commits fully to its premise without pulling punches.