Rises nodded. "See you later! I'll probably be done by noon, alright?" He told her, dragging Blackagumon off.<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>A few hours later, Rises was in a large room, filled with shelves upon shelves of various merchandise. The one he was by was set to have a bunc of "slots" attached to each shelf,  letting him slide in floppy-like device. He wasn't sure what they were for, but he thought it was those Tamer who focused more on fighting. Nothing he would be interested in, that's for sure.  He took a step back, nodding at his handy work. "Good job, me." He smiled to himself, walking off to continue his work.<br/><br/>He passed by one of the odd, triangle shaped, segmented window, and looked outside, just in time to see the honeycomb like barrier flash over the city. Transparent, besides the lines that gave it it's honeycomb shape, which was simply white. It flashed for a few seconds every hour on the hour, to inform the citizens of the city it was still up and running. Rises to admit, it did bring him some comfort, for the most part. However, something grabbed his attention. He focused, his eyes turning grey, with 3, thick black lines appearing in each line, going out from the iris. Something about one of the lines seemed....off. It wasn't white. It was a bit darker, a bit red? That was odd, maybe he should tell Monochrmon about it? No, probably nothing too important.<br/>---<br/><br/><br/>"Hey, Yoshino." Candlemon spoke up, sitting down an egg he was examining. The way to tell if a digi-egg was just a clump of corrupted data was easy. Any colored parts on on it would redden on the touch. Simple as that, but the large quantity of eggs meant help was needed this particular day. "I don't want to be a conspiracy theorist or anything, but don't you think, the amount of extra eggs they got in today is about the same amount of Digimon that would live in an entire small town?"