"Uh huh..." Kichin plainly muttered as the three girls explained, well,<i>tried</i>to explain themselves. They weren't even girls apparently. Well, not<i>human</i>girls at least. He hadn't noticed it before, being only able to intake so much sudden information at once, but the three of them had physical features that were not that of the human anatomy, but that of,<i>bugs?</i>Two of them sported different insect wings, and the third, while not apparent at first, appeared to have some sort exoskeleton like shell along her back when she briefly turned to address the others. Between just having woke up, being embarrassed by the girl's lack of clothes, and the overall bizarrity of the situation, he would be lying if he said that he wasn't struggling to respond accordingly.<br/><br/>The girl standing was the first to speak up. Kichin was doubting whether or not he understood what she meant, on account of it making absolutely no sense it all. Because it seemed to him like she meant to say that she was the Peacock Mantis Shrimp he had just recently acquired, the one who had died just last night, had come back as some kind of bug girl. "My... Name?" He repeated plainly after her. "I'm uh... My name's Kichin..."<br/><br/>Kichin had no time to contemplate what Remi had said before the other two girls took there turns to introduce themselves. The one sitting at the edge of his bed only managed to tell him her name and that it was given to her by him before the the girl sitting at the foot of his bed went into detail about herself.<br/><br/>Oddly enough, her explanation was sort of similar the first one. He hadn't done any beekeeping in over a year, but apparently she was claiming to have been one of his queen bees brought back as a bug person. But what really caught his attention was her name, Mitsu. It was silly so he never told anyone, but Kichin took it upon himself to name all of the queens that he looked after, and sure enough Mitsu was one of them.<br/><br/>Shortly after, she decided to crawl right on top of him, bringing his attention back to the fact that none of them were wearing any clothes. "I-I, Uh... S-Sure... I could uh.. Do that..." He stuttered, his face turning beet red in response to having a fully nude women in such close proximity. As if that wasn't enough embarrassment overkill, her follow up question near completely threw him off. "Y-You mean your...<i>Breasts?</i>" For a brief moment, Kichin became so utterly flabbergasted that his bewilderment seemed to loop all the way around back to the starting point and could only reply as simply and matter of fact as he could. "Breasts are used to feed infants. There could be a few different reasons why they hurt, but it might help if you put on some clothes, or at least a bra."<br/><br/>Luckily for him, Kichin's momentarily trance was broken when the final girl spoke up. Yes he remembered that very well, The Glasswing Butterfly he found in his garden. Being an arthropodology enthusiast, finding a species of insect native to North America all the way in<i>Japan</i>was infinitely peculiar. Which only made it that much more of a shame when she was returned to him dead and slightly mutilated by his next door neighbor's guilt-ridden kid. He suddenly became somewhat concerned when she inquired about her torn wing. It seemed like it was in pain earlier. "Uh... I could take a look at it, yeah..."<br/><br/>Kichin did his best to move back and put a little space between himself and Mitsu before taking a good moment to consider everything the girl's have said. After a while, he finally spoke up. "Okay, let me try to get this straight. What you're all trying to tell me is that in a previous life, you were bugs that I owned. And now, you have somehow reincarnated as, as some sort of bug girls?" He paused for another moment. "And would any of you by chance be able to maybe prove this?"