Jun's worry turned to relief as he looked up to see Souseiseki standing above him. If he had to have any of the dolls looming over him like this, then at least he was glad that it was the one with the most solid grasp on reality. Unlike the others, who were with the exception of Shinku either crazy or completely clueless airheads, Souseiseki always managed to remain serious. Despite her tomboyish personality, Souseiseki was probably the least likely of the dolls to end up hurting Jun; intentionally or not.
"Jun? What happened to you?"
"It's a long story, Souseiseki... Can you help me out here?"
"Of course. Hold still, okay?"
Souseiseki then reached down and carefully picked Jun up off the floor. Placing the shrunken boy into the palm of her hand, Souseiseki looked down at him again.
"So Jun, can you please explain what happened now?"
"Yeah... You see, your sister and Hina were having another one of their pointless arguments. Shinku was trying to break the two of them up, and then the doorbell rang. Since Shinku was already busy, I went to go answer the door. There wasn't anyone there, but there was a weird package on the porch. I grabbed the box and opened it, and then some freaky shrinking dust shot out and did this to me!"
"Hmmm, well that does sound like quite the problem..."
"Exactly! So, can you please help me get back to normal?"
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