David
As Nilus helped lift Xanaro off the ground, he gave him a large slap on the back and a hearty laugh as he realised where he recognised the silver haired man from. 
"HAHA! So thou dost speaketh hm! Not so silent anymore?" 
Nilus began to laugh once again, he seemed to be taking their interruption quite well. 
"Gursht, I hast no idea his name, but remember the story i toldeth you about? About protecting Traverse Town? This man helped. Until he vanished that is." 
Nilus was interrupted by the ping notification of his GummiPhone, which was odd! He rarely got messages. He quickly excused himself from Xanaro and Gursht and stepped away to check his phone, reading the message from Dado... Anger and anxiety flushed his whole face, was Olympus in danger? Had he been travelling around, fighting boxes and barrels, doing NOTHING whilst Olympus was possibly in danger? Nilus could hardly believe the words he read. The keyhole must be closed, he hadn't seen any Heartless? But who would have closed it? He was deeply lost in thought, all attention towards Gursht and Xanaro was gone whilst Nilus replied to Dado on his phone. 
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Judy
Gursht tilted his head one way, then the other, before huffing and swaying his tail to-and-fro in a lazy-wagging motion.

"You helped with Traverse Town? So you are Friend then!" He said, seeming oblivious to Xenaro's blank expressions or even tones. "What is name of Friend? I am Gursht, Nilus-friend said so, but Gursht should say so too... It is... Polite to introduce yourself, right? That's what humans do, I think."

Gursht seemed to rock his head, almost literally rolling around a thought as he spoke. He has yet to notice Nilus's distress, as his vision when it came to small details wasn't the best... He didn't seem great at reading humane expressions, but perhaps he had great color vision to make up for it? It was likely that his depth-perception was simply inferior to humans.

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Santa
His attention is drawn to the talking beast. Now that he thinks about it, is this normal?... Considering the 'Theme park' he visited, probably.

"I am adressed as Xanaro." He would rather not go around telling everyone his name, but when forced to interact with those with hearts, it is necessary.

His attention then shifts to nilus once more, curious at the show of distress.
David
Nilus put his phone away and returned back to the group but not without that distressed facial expression before, that was still there clear as day.. Well except to Gursht maybe. 
"Apologies. Xanaro was it? Why hast thou arrived at Olympus? More importantly.. Why didst thou randomly appear in front of us? Where did thou come from?" 
It was indeed a curious scenario and Nilus was certainly curious. He had expected for Xanaro to be more upbeat once he started talking but he was quite.. Dull? No that didn't seem like the right word. Joyless perhaps? Well, that felt mean... He was odd. Odd would have to do. 
"And Gursht! Do not think that our spar is over yet! I shalt make you into the finest warrior this side of Olympus. Unless the finest warrior needst Magic.." 
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Judy
Gursht rumbled; not a noise indicating a particular emotion - simply confirmation.

"I hope I can be better next time... I'm not sure I know much about magic, I'm not sure I'll need it much..." Gursht replied, saying his tail to-and-fro. "...Or maybe I will? I'm not sure. Things might get more dangerous - the environment has gotten weird across the worlds I've visited."
Santa
Xanaro responds to nilus's questioning, watering down the truth of his background.

"It is a strange story to tell. I had arrived to my bedroom after a day with my Family, before a metallic vehicle appeared, and struck me into a portal."

 Despite the outlandish story, his face remains straight-laced throughout it as he speaks again.

"This is the second time i have encountered it."

He then glances over to gursht, able to relate to the dinosaur. He's seen enough people talking, and had enough conversations to form his own little small-talk. No matter how bland it is.

"I, too, need to work on my magical prowess."

A perfect way to change the subject.
Judy
Gursht didn't think much on the story, he just seemed to accept it. "Gursht has seen these... Magic-Men before. I think the Lemurs of Sauria used magic too, I didn't know that's what it was... But I think that's what it was. I'm sure someone can teach you."

Suddenly Gursht snorted in amusement. "It is funny... Humans do look like lemurs with less hair."

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