By the time Heath woke up the next day, it was already one in the afternoon, and he could not help stretching. Heath usually got up fairly early, but because he needed to do business at night in Lavender Town, his waking hours had been pushed back too. He therefore planned to resolve these problems of his as soon as possible, after which he could consider going somewhere else, such as Vermilion City.
The human body clock was a very interesting thing. On weekends, people might unwittingly sleep until nine or ten, but on workdays, they would probably wake up before their alarm rang. Those whose routines had always been regular might even wake up before their alarm on weekend mornings.
That was rather annoying, but that was how the body clock worked. Sometimes, concentrating hard before bed on what time you wanted to wake up could also produce the desired effect, as though your body knew how long you had slept.
Being conscious of something and being unconscious of it were two different things. People often did not notice that they were constantly breathing, for example, but once they noticed, breathing switched to manual mode.
Establishing a body clock was not easy, but once it was established, readjusting it was troublesome too. If Heath were staying in Lavender Town indefinitely, he would not have minded completely changing his sleep schedule. But he could not stay in Lavender Town forever, so to avoid being unable to get up during the day or sleep at night once he reached Vermilion City, he decided to get away from this life of running a stall at night as soon as possible.
"Let me see. The problem with the Afterlife Eyes should be easy enough to solve. After all, I just need to follow