And now this door is not itself any longer, not quite.
Well, stranger things have happened. And it's not like Gloria wasn't intending to enter a bar, anyway. Granted that she doesn't own this one.
She approaches the bar, looking around. She doesn't see anyone, and while there are lingering scents from plenty of people (mostly human, nothing else recognizeable) there doesn't seem to be anyone else there.
"Is anyone here?" She asks, sitting at one of the stools in front of the bar.
I cannot distribute things, even liquids, that are magical, living, particularly hazardous, or in overlarge quantities. The door's behaviors are not under my control nor subject to any obvious pattern, but the mechanics of the door are such that when you exit and let it close the original destination of the door you opened will reassert itself in the place of Milliways, and while you are here with it closed, time in your world will not pass.
"...Okay," says the newcomer, "that's, not actually literally the weirdest thing I've seen all week, but it's stiff competition."
"I was trying to get out of a nest of demons that I've finally cleared out, and this should have led to the back of the dollar store they were hiding out behind."
"Not the term I'd use, but when some lizard critters are sacrificing progressively larger numbers of progressively larger vertebrates to their dark pantheon - especially when they have gotten as far as 'sixteen assorted dogs' and aren't slowing down - they are being monsters and I take it upon myself to hunt them."
She approaches the bar. She's wearing jeans and a t-shirt, she's slightly scuffed in places, and she has a cross on a necklace.