How can I target an id inside an specific class?

I am constructing a Hanoi Tower, but I'm coming across problems involving parenting elements. I am trying to move the disks using remove a child and append child. Every tower and disk has an ID, but when I try to target a tower ID I get a disk ID.

<body>
    <article class="container"></article>
    <section class="towers">
        <div class="tower" id="towerOne">
            <div class="disk" id="diskOne"></div>
            <div class="disk" id="diskTwo"></div>
            <div class="disk" id="diskThree"></div>
            <div class="disk" id="diskFour"></div>
        </div>
        <div class="tower" id="torreTwo"></div>
        <div class="tower" id="torreThree"></div>
    </section>
    <script src="script.js"></script>
</body>


const container = document.querySelector(".container")
const towers = document.querySelectorAll(".tower")
const disks = document.querySelectorAll(".disk")

let chosenDisc = ""
let chosenTower = ""

towers.forEach(choice => choice.addEventListener("click", (e) => {
    chosenTower = e.target.id
}))

disks.forEach(choices => choices.addEventListener("click", (e) => {
    chosenDisc = e.target
    chosenTower.removeChild(chosenDisc) 
    container.appendChild(chosenDisc)
}))

I did not put all IDs selections there, just classes to not long too much, but they are just the name plus numbers.

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