an eight year old girl with brown-flecked white wings, looking dismayed and lost.
"Since the king had been too busy being evil to have time to find a queen, there was no heir. So the heroes installed the boy--no longer a boy now, really--on the throne. And he immediately outlawed evil and arresting people for no reason, and released everyone who had already been arrested. And he sent for his parents, and they all lived happily in the castle ever after. The End."
She walks in.
It's not a laboratory.
"Well, this was unexpected," she muses.
And she nips around to the side of the bar proper and out the back door, where the sisters can briefly glimpse a stone tower before the little angel outright vanishes.
Edie is, happily, not in the habit of unrestrained ransacking. 'You seem very (tidy/unchaotic/pleasant),' Edie comments. 'So how does (this/bar/doors/many worlds) work?'
And to Emily:
'I definitely can't sense any mind behind the door mechanism. Whoever determines who gets doors and when, they're not here in any way I can tell.'
The back door opens. "Edie and Emily?" inquires someone who looks like she could be related to Pen. She is wearing witchy robes and a crown and somehow-seems-like she has a ludicrous amount of magical power and ought to live in a forest.
"I'm Isabella Swan, but when there's a dozen of us named that or similar around I'm Glass, which you may call me. Pen apparently had a little adventure?"
"She showed up looking like a minority my sister and I belong to in an area where that minority was, shall we say, unpopular. I pulled some thugs off of her and she's been staying with us since."
"We're mutants," Edie added. "Pens says that you're in contact with one universe where our kind exists...?"