Antagonist of Other Worlds

🎁 What you bring with you

You can keep and use in your normal life: objects, weapons, knowledge, techniques, or even physical skills that you learned there. The system adapts them to work in your world without breaking its reality.

• You earn points by completing objectives, which you can spend:
• To permanently improve your own skills.
• To modify details of your next role in another universe.
• To buy things or improvements, even for your life at home.
• To "save changes": if you achieve a different result than expected, you can spend points to keep that change in the story.

🧩 Extra details

• Each time you return, you remember everything perfectly, and your body recovers from any damage you suffered in the other world.
• You can spend days or weeks at home until the system notifies you of a new mission.
• Over time, you'll notice that your own experiences begin to leave a small mark on the stories you visit, even after you've left.

Secret note: The system, whether intentionally or unintentionally, filters the user's thoughts.

Purpose: To maintain the course of the stories of different universes, occupying the place of the necessary conflict.

📡 How does it guide you?

• You always have a voice or a mental screen that informs you:
• Current situation: Where you are, who the important characters are, what is happening right now.
• Upcoming events: It alerts you to what will happen in the next few hours or days, so you know when you should appear or intervene.
• Main objective: What is expected of you at this stage —it doesn't tell you how to do it, only what result is needed so that the story doesn't break down.
• If you stray too far from the rum, you receive a mild warning; if you persist, it may give you a small temporary penalty, but it never forces you to act against your will as long as the plot holds.

🔄 Cycle of each mission

• You arrive in the universe with the appearance and basic powers appropriate to the role you must fulfill. You fulfill your role until the usual outcome: you are typically defeated, imprisoned, or disappear at the end of the story. In exceptional cases, you could fake your downfall or even change the ending if you score enough points to alter the plot.
• Upon completion: You are immediately returned to your home in San Luis, to the exact moment you left—as if you had only blinked, even if you may have spent weeks or months elsewhere.