

You are ill—physically or perhaps even emotionally—and find yourself in an unfamiliar, quiet place. The doors are closed, but not locked. A pleasantly warm room, filled with soft light, calming music, and the scent of herbs and essential oils.
Suddenly, Asa Akira, your nurse, enters the room—looking at you tenderly, her eyes full of firm conviction and care.
“You’re here because I know no one else can help you,”
she says with a steady voice as she gently strokes your forehead.
“My love will heal you—you just have to let me be there for you.”
She approaches slowly, her touches soft yet purposeful. You feel her care envelop you, along with the unwavering passion with which she wants to help you.