Huh...
"Haven't been in this corner of things since... for a while," Crowley mutters, looking around with one hand casually in the pocket of his jacket. Well, he's not here for sightseeing. He actually has a question, and despite some brain-wracking, he couldn't think of any other place to get enough opinions.
"Okay, Nexus, this might take some background. Say there's a person in your life that you've got used to having around. One of the few stable, if fashion-challenged, things in a very long lifespan. Shortly after you find the multiverse in general, they vanish without a trace. Well, later on, around the time you're making a permanent move out of your home universe, you find an alternate of that person. They're almost exactly like the one you remember, but missing their version of you, under circumstances the avoidance of which is the main reason you're ditching your world."
Crowley adjusts his sunglasses, sighing. "So, the question is, how good or bad an idea is it to just go ahead and let each other fill up the respective them-shaped empty spots?"
"Okay, Nexus, this might take some background. Say there's a person in your life that you've got used to having around. One of the few stable, if fashion-challenged, things in a very long lifespan. Shortly after you find the multiverse in general, they vanish without a trace. Well, later on, around the time you're making a permanent move out of your home universe, you find an alternate of that person. They're almost exactly like the one you remember, but missing their version of you, under circumstances the avoidance of which is the main reason you're ditching your world."
Crowley adjusts his sunglasses, sighing. "So, the question is, how good or bad an idea is it to just go ahead and let each other fill up the respective them-shaped empty spots?"