You guys can be hopelessly lost for another half-hour before Jonathan comes to find you guys

We probably won't be meeting Incarnate immediately. I do want something interesting to happen when Sirenes meets Nyxia.
BTW, what about Ragen? I previously said simply stop mentioning him unless Reasoner comes back, but don't kill him off; does everyone agree?
Editing in progress.
"Jonathan," Incarnate smiled, showing his sharp fangs. "I have not seen you in six months, and it seemed that you've grown more powerful than ever."
"You could say that," Jonathan said as he sat down with Nyxia. Of course, by birthright this citadel should belong to him, so there was no need for Jonathan to ask permission to sit.
"So, if what Nyxia had told me was true..." Incarnate asked, "you and your allies have recently invaded and destroyed a Fallen Elf village?"
"Not quite," Jonathan looked at his former mentor. "True, we attacked them; but in the end, we did not destroy them, but instead liberated them from the forces of Entropy."
"But... You
have destroyed Chaos Lord, am I correct?"
Jonathan tensed; he knew that Incarnate was going to ask this. Incarnate's moods had always been obscure and unreadable like darkness, and Jonathan had no idea what Incarnate would feel and do if he found out that Jonathan's band had killed one of his fellow False Gods. "If I answer 'yes', what would you do?" Jonathan asked, looking at Incarnate's pale-skinned face and sanguine eyes.
"Do not worry, young one. I am not angry that you have killed Chaos Lord; I have no love for his chaotic and unpredictable ways." But, as he answered, Incarnate's face was grim. "However, you have destroyed one of the False Gods, a task that had never been done in history."
"Yes, I fully realize that fact," replied Jonathan. "Do you think that such an act would tip the world out of balance?"
"I am not sure what will happen," said Incarnate. "Despite our tendency to say otherwise, we are not real gods; killing us should not affect how our world functions. However, deep in my subconsciousness, I have a feeling that the death of a False God will have much greater consequences than we could foresee..."
Jonathan could not help but to worry, too. The moment when Chaos Lord faded into oblivion, he had sensed that strange, anomalous "disturbance", seemingly within the fabrics of existence itself; it was unlike anything he had ever seen or heard. Could that be what Incarnate was worrying about. Nevertheless, Jonathan decided to keep that thought for himself to avoid further complicating things.
"Do not worry," said Incarnate. "The consequence may not necessarily be a bad one. In fact, you and your friends killing Chaos Lord is the very reason why I wanted to forge an alliance with you. With my own powers I cannot destroy Morte, but with your help we can defeat him once and for all."
"It is done then," Jonathan answered. "Working together with us, we shall destroy the enemy that we all deeply loathe."
Done.