Just as he expected, Kairi was the one who needed to be filled in. But if his memory hadn't been jogged, why would hers be? Reason stated that they were both apparently kept there, though he hadn't confirmed for himself yet. He didn't think it mattered that much, if, in the end, his memories were gone. What chains were taken away probably wouldn't be replaced until they took care of the institute altogether. That made the most sense to him, anyway.

"I'm planning on it."

He left it there and pressed on to consider what else Sora had to say. A lead to the radio guy himself? That seemed to be the best way to circumvent following clues. If anything, they might be able to get some real information, rather than the snippets that were sent out at night. Anything they could actually follow could work—and if the Head Doctor was there, they could ask about their memories, too. Riku liked that idea already.

"That's where we've gotta go," he told Sora. "If Kairi insists on the medical wing, we can compromise, but the forest is our best bet for everything we need to know. How to get out. What's going on. And if our memories can be recovered, we might be able to get Landel to tell us." His voice darkened at that last bit, and he figured Sora would pick it up. He doubted his friend would mind a little fight, especially since that guy was the reason they were here in the first place. Replaced or not, it wasn't like Riku had any sympathy for him.