Alastair pulled the card that held the parking attendant's soul, now just a terrified face trapped behind the Seal on the image. "I used to be able to do stuff with this power, a long time ago," he said heavily. "I don't know if I still can, now that it's back, but...at least I can try." He glanced at Kiryu and smirked. "And if it doesn't work, well, I'm sure you've got something in your deck that will."

He slipped the card in his pocket, since it wouldn't do him any good now that it had a soul, and closed his eyes. He didn't even have to try very hard, the image of Bakura's lifeless body came to him the second he did so. It was horrifying to think that he'd lost another little brother, and the grief welled up. It brought with it another surge of power, making the Seal on Alastair's forehead gleam and flash and a burst of green light to surround them. He opened his eyes to glare at the door and flung out a hand. Arcs of green-tinged energy lashed out from him and crackled across the electronically-sealed door. It seemed to take far too long, but then the keypad and security controls suddenly fizzled and fried, and the camera watching them from overhead shorted out. The door had no choice but to slide open.