Rises yawned, getting out of his bed. He looked around, remembering Where he was, who he was, and who he was with. A exercise he had came up, to maybe help his memory.<br/><br/>He looked around, and nodded. A decently sized hotel room, filled with two beds, a table with two chairs, a tv, everything you could really need in a hotel room. Through the floors and walls looked wooden, giving it a homely feel, it was an illusion to please the human occupants. As for the NON-human occupants...they really didn't care.<br/><br/>Because they were a candle and a worm. "Candlemon, Wormmon! Time to get up!" Rises said, shaking his strawberry red hair out of his face. It had been cut since they had arrived in the city, to simply being shoulder length, through he still he the little bit of hair that went over his right eye.  "Morning, Rises!" squeaked a small, child like voice, as a green, caterpillar like creature crawled out the makeshift thread hammock he had made for himself.<br/><br/>The covers on the other bed were thrown to the side, revealing the sleeper. A candle with arms and eyes, not even as big as the bed's<span style="font-style: italic">pillow.</span>"Do We haaaaaaaaave to?" the candle complained, jumping off of the bed, and onto the red head's shoulder, the worm taking his place on the other shoulder. "Yes! I told Monochromon we would help him restock before his shop opened, so we have to get there early!" Their tamer said, throwing on blue jean jacket, over his white shirt. "But..." Candlemon blinked, still asleep. He looked at the windows, because<span style="font-style: italic">he</span>thought the curtains were closed.<br/><br/>No. The sun just wasn't up. The candle didn't say anything, but the fact the flame on his head grew a bit bigger told Rises he better watched what he said. "Come on, Yoshino's probably in the lobby already." He said, exiting their room.<br/><br/>Despite the fact they had only arrived to  C: City a month or so ago, Rises has already gotten into a pattern. He explored the city some, and made acquaintances with people who worked at almost any job in the city...and using those acquaintances, he would grab him self some paid volunteer work. Most of the jobs paid well enough, and there was enough variation to keep him interested, so it was pretty good!<br/><br/>Did NO help for his memory, through.