What do the 72 demons of Solomon, a string of convenience stores, a maid cafe owner, and an entire city span of universes have to do with each other?
That's for you to find out.
The city of Greenlock is one of glitz and glamour. It has 72 convenience stores in total, each representing a separate demon of the Lesser Key of Solomon. Yet, there's more underneath that. Each cafe has within it a portal to another universe. The portals are within one of the refrigerators where cold beverages would be stored. The people who live in Greenlock City are no stranger to dazed, eccentric characters. They usually return them to the universe from which they came, and the adventure is usually dismissed as a dream.
Yet, lately, the portals have been open on one side, and closed on the other! People from other universes are beginning to get trapped in Greenlock.
Hello all! This is going to be a relatively easygoing, sandbox-like roleplay. Characters can interact freely and there will be multiple areas to uncover and explore. Roleplayers can work together to create a plot, and during the beginning, not much will be set in stone to allow more freedom in choices. Characters from really any media are allowed, but make sure they fit in. I'm expecting characters with abnormal powers that you wouldn't see in real life to be signed up and such. I'm not going to be all that restrictive, but use common sense when choosing characters.
CS:
Character Name:
Series From:
Appearance:
Powers/Abilities:
Weapons:
Bio/Tryout/Headcanons: (There are three ways to fill this section out.
One option is to simply describe your character's personality.
The second is to write a small scene, or "tryout" involving your character as the main focus, as though you're already roleplaying the.
The third way is to make headcanons. A headcanon is an interpretation within a fictional universe that is accepted by an individual fan, but not officially canon. An example would be, if I had a headcanon that Han Solo's favorite fruit was grapes. There isn't an canon really supporting it, but it seems like it'd fit, and there's nothing in canon against it, so it works. I chose headcanons instead of a personality section because it allows more exploration and thought involving one's characters.)
