Use the uploaded video as the primary visual reference. Create a short cinematic scene that takes place immediately BEFORE the reference video. Maintain strong visual consistency with the reference: same anime illustration style, same character designs, same hairstyles, same facial features, same proportions, same room, same couch, same lighting, same color palette, same detailed rendering and same overall atmosphere. Do not redesign the characters or environment. Do not introduce additional characters or objects. Do not add new sexual actions. The purpose of this clip is only to show the two adult women entering the room and sitting down before the reference video begins. SHOT 1 — LOW FLOOR SHOT Start with a low camera angle focused on the floor. At first the room is quiet and the floor is visible. The feet and lower legs of the two women enter the frame and walk naturally across the floor toward the couch. Keep the camera low so their upper bodies remain outside the frame. Their walking pace is calm and natural. Subtle cinematic movement, no exaggerated motion. Preserve the same lighting and visual style as the reference video. SHOT 2 — WIDE ROOM SHOT Cut to a wider frontal view of the room. Show the same couch and the same surrounding room seen in the reference video. At the beginning of this shot the couch is empty. The two women enter the room together and walk toward the couch. They naturally turn toward the couch and sit down next to each other. After sitting down, their movement gradually becomes smaller and calmer. The camera should smoothly settle into the SAME frontal camera position used at the beginning of the reference video. During the final moments, carefully align: - character positions - distance between both characters - seated posture - head positions - camera height - camera angle - framing - couch position - background composition - lighting - shadows The final composition must closely match the FIRST FRAME of the reference video. Hold the final seated composition briefly and keep character motion minimal. The last frames of this generated clip should visually connect directly to the first frames of the reference video, creating the impression that both clips are one continuous scene. No camera jump at the transition. No sudden pose change. No character morphing. No hairstyle changes. No facial changes. No room redesign. No couch redesign. No lighting change. No style drift. No extra people.