Alan
*Oswald manipulated the ink from protecting Icidro to keeping the demon tower still, opening it up for the assault from the both of them. Oswald simply fired 2 pearlaga's and would hope that Icidro could finish it off.*

***500 each pearlaga***
Sandra
*The demon tower had practically now been falling apart, barely sustaining itself. While it did survive Oswald's onslaught of attacks, Icidro's strikes would end up forcing it into a fight or flight. It had decided flight, sending itself underground and away from the 2.*
Alan
"Looks like you had this covered without my help. But still, it is dangerous just wandering around this realm. And by the looks of it, you've been banged up quite a bit..."
Jorge
Icidro raises the Kingdom Key up as if threatening to club the retreating shadows, only hesitantly lowering it as the coast clears. Turning to look back toward Oswald as the keyblade burbles contentedly in his hand, Icidro hooks his hand on his hip.

"I'm not exactly here by choice, your highness." He huffs, gesturing with the Kingdom Key, before jerking his head to swish his hair from his eyes, "I would have faired a lot better against that horde had it not been for the compliments of a Heartless calling itself, _Pira,_ you see."

"Someone you may know personally, as I had." His voice completely dropping the playful tone, Icidro stares at Oswald with an expression analogous to a lost child. Icidro falls silent for a good long while as that information settles in his stomach like curdled milk, before he asks, "... Did he really make the Heartless, your highness?"

"... No, wait, this is insane. What are you _doing here?"_
Alan
"A heartless calling themselves Pira? That may be who possessed Suke and trapped me here. They attacked us when we least expected it. I was able to get another ally out of here before being trapped here myself..."

*And then... The big question.*

"I..."

*Oswald sighs.*

"Pira's experiments are what caused special heartless called he called 'Emblem Heartless' to be created... However something went wrong and I had to approach him. I told him he had to stop his experiments. And so... He did..."