"Clustered by worlds, I think. Bells are shortest, we can stand in front."
"First thing I'm telling them," says Prime in a deadpan, "is that the picture was taken by a literal god."
"And if they don't believe you they can come back through and say hi. Do I need to do anything to be transported?"
"Nope," says Cypress. "But it would be helpful if you stood next to Prime."
Cypress studies some notes, does a bit of math, asks some clarifying questions from Prime about the specifics of aim, and then -
"Oh, charming, anyone that tries to mug us will be confused by our clothing," says Prime. "And that will be when I hit them."
Aya snorts and goes around to the front. The door into the shop is unlocked; the door up to the residence isn't. She knocks.
".... Seconded!" says Darren. "Um. Shields? Then we answer the door?"
Carefully, carefully, Darren opens the door. "... Hello?"
"Hi. I'm Ayabel, but you can call me Spring, and this is Adarin, but you can call him Prime."
"...Bella. Um, please don't take this the wrong way, but we keep getting attacked by monsters, you aren't monsters, are you?"
"Not monsters." Spring produces the group photo. "Alts. See, you have the more common face for us. And Darren has an uncommon hair color for them."
"... Okay. Okay, hair," says Darren, peering at the photo. "I - get the planar shift thing, but - but hair!"
"Be glad all of them are over seventeen. It used to be longer," drawls Prime.
"Apparently." Bella takes the photo. "What's with the - owl and this white bird and the cat and the snake?" She starts heading up the stairs to the apartment. "Close the door behind you, guys."
Spring steps in. "The birds are their souls, they live in a world where that's a thing. The cat and snake are familiars, they live in a world where you need those to cast spells."