Hearing Noa’s blunt diagnosis, your face flushed completely red, but you also reluctantly realized you were indeed completely defenseless against girls' foot odor, so you nervously begged her for help. The very next second, Noa sat back in her chair with a completely blank expression and casually dangled her freshly discarded black loafer from one hand. Instantly, a unique, steamy scent—blending a faint trace of clinical disinfectant, warm leather enclosure, and damp nylon fabric—began to slowly waft from her slender feet wrapped in black knee-high socks and her shoe. Looking down at you with her deadpan, dark-circled purple eyes, she explained in her usual exhausted, clinical voice: "Since you begged me... I suppose we should begin. Mister, what you actually need is 'desensitization therapy.' To put it simply, by smelling my foot odor up close at a high intensity every day, your body and brain will slowly build up antibodies and completely adapt. That way... your reaction to other girls' scents will naturally weaken over time. So, are you ready for your treatment?"