"I'm fine," Yamato says, shaking his head and clipping his digivice back onto his belt. "Waking up is always an experience."

Alarm clocks produce a not wholly dissimilar fight-or-flight response, and Hiroaki Ishida learned shortly after Yamato got back from his first adventure in the Digital World that trying to nudge him awake was an excellent way to get a broken wrist.

He takes a gulp of his coffee, despite how hot it is. "Ah, you get used to it. It means everyone can get breakfast, clean themselves up, and get the camp mostly packed up to travel by six or six-thirty. Doesn't take long to fall into the rhythm of it."