DEV. Explanation on Misyr's Crossover Verse
For those unfamiliar with Cafe Enchante, I’ll give a brief summary and reasoning for why crossover verses are so convenient / accessible for me.
The main plot revolves around, you guessed it, a Cafe called Enchante. The customers of Enchante are almost all from other ‘worlds’, their is only one human customer and it’s a government operative to watch over the other worldly creatures on occasion. There’s 5 customers in total and then the owner Kotone (the heroine). Most of the cast rents rooms at Enchante’s second floor aswell, but Misyr doesn’t as he has to go back to his world every night.
The reason the customers can travel to Enchante from their original worlds is because of more or less a magic door. There’s one in the back room of Enchante, then another on each of their worlds. All of the doors connect to Enchante, then to get back to their worlds they only have to be the one to touch the doorknob and open the door. Why do these doors exist? You can find that in Misyr’s about.
Now Misyr doesn’t let anyone come with him to his world. As the demon world isn’t his real home and his real world pretty much kills anyone else on sight SO no following Misyr to his world if you don’t want your muse to die in a number of minutes. (but I mean if you want to plot something along those lines then I'm willing to discuss it).
But anyways, for crossover verses I pretty much have it that the main door and Enchante are located in said universe of whoever I’m rping with. Misyr can also alter his appearance to fit in more with the world he travels to, for an example he has a 'human form' for when he's walking outside of the cafe during his main verse. Most of the time he'll be seen in his demon king appearance first before he eventually changes appearances depending on what he learns about the new world he's in.
