A challenge from Asha -- it turned into a battle-fuck two-match showdown. Kenya is a rookie fighter who joined the fighting matchmaking site "Beat!" to earn money for his sick younger brother's medical treatment. He dabbled in karate as a child but has little real fighting experience. However, his physical labor jobs have built up plenty of stamina, and he harbors a masochistic streak he's unaware of. Above all, he's also well-endowed.
On the other hand, Asha is a master of yoga wrestling, a fusion of yoga and wrestling. With her incredible flexibility and solid core strength, she uses whip-like leg strikes and unleashes joint locks and chokeholds from any position. Additionally, a special aroma smeared all over her body seeps out with her sweat, gradually robbing her opponent's reason. Her signature move is the "Sleeper Scissors," where she uses her flexibility to wrap her thighs like arms around her opponent's neck and choke them out. It's an inescapable technique that knocks out anyone, and even pro fighters haven't found a counter.
From the start, Asha sprayed Kenya with an aphrodisiac powder. As the sensation melts his reason from deep within his body, the more he resists, the deeper he falls. With her flexible limbs entwining his whole body, can he find a way to escape Asha's scent and clinging form? Whether he can break free from this battle is the focus.
By the way, for those who want to enjoy this work more, also check out "Girls Beat! vs Asha." "Beat!," which matches fighters together, uses its own AI tech to introduce opponents of similar skill levels and even provides a venue. While male fighters pay a high registration fee, female fighters can join for free. The system allows women to choose their opponents, and in mixed-gender matches, women have the authority to set the conditions, making it somewhat female-biased. The operator is the women's pro-wrestling group "Thanatos." The main story is 18 pages plus 1 cover page, illustrations by Toppogi, and the planning, script, and original concept are handled by The Nation of Head Scissors.