A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 305 This is my boss!

"So, do you have any questions now?" Linus looked at Leon with an impatient expression.

"If you want to ask, ask now. After you're done, go back and do what you want to do. I still want to enjoy the spring sunshine. It's going to get hotter soon."

"Of course. Do we have to do every step of the planting work on the farm ourselves? If any step is missing, will it lead to a sharp drop in the yield of high-quality crops or even their disappearance?" Lyon quickly raised his question after hearing this.

"You want to know whether your water pump will affect the high-quality yield of your crops this time?" Linus asked.

"You know? Well, although we are extraordinary people, we should at least leave some privacy to ordinary people. It's not appropriate for you to do this at your age." When Leon heard Linus express his concerns, he couldn't help but remind Linus.

Linus was so angry he puffed his beard and glared at her. He roared, "I'm not eavesdropping! That little girl was experimenting with that water pump in the lake down the slope. I'm not blind, can't I see? And she also got a high-pressure sprinkler. That kind of water output is obviously not for watering flowers. If you think about it, you'll know it was made for you."

"Sorry, sorry, my problem is that I am narrow-minded. Please don't be angry." Leon hurriedly apologized to Linus, but he didn't expect this.

Linus rolled his eyes at Leon, but did not continue to vent his emotions to him. He continued talking about the previous topic.

"If it's just watering, it shouldn't be a big problem. After all, this thing is similar to a sprinkler. Your grandfather used a sprinkler before, and he never failed to produce high-quality crops. Feel free to use it."

"In that case, it's a pleasant surprise." Lyon breathed a sigh of relief and then stood up to say goodbye to Linus.

Although there are still many problems, they are actually not important. Lyon does not intend to use these to cause trouble for Linus. Otherwise, next time he has something to ask the old man, he may not be greeted with a smile, but with smelly shoes flying towards him.

After watching Leon leave, Linus took a breath, closed his eyes, and lay down next to the convertible again, continuing to enjoy the warm spring sunshine.

Lyon left the northern foothills and rode his bike back to Pelican Town. However, he looked around and saw no place he wanted to go in the town. After thinking for a moment, Lyon decided to go to the bus stop.

After the bus in the Calico Desert was repaired, Lyon still had no chance to experience it. Anyway, he has nothing to do now, so he might as well go and have some fun in the Calico Desert.

They set off as soon as they said they would, and rode their bike to the bus stop. Lyon noticed that on the timetable on the sign next to the platform, in addition to the routes to Zuzu City and Grampton, there was also a route to the Calico Desert.

And as a departure point, the buses on the Calico Desert route run back and forth at fixed times, three times a day, at 9 am, 12 pm, and 5 pm.

The bus departs at a fixed time and the journey takes exactly one hour. After arriving at the Calico Desert, it will immediately return to Stardew Valley. Therefore, if you want to return to Stardew Valley from the Calico Desert, you have to wait for the bus at the Calico Desert bus stop at 10 am, 1 pm, and 6 pm. If you miss it, you will probably have to stay in the oasis store in the Calico Desert.

It was now exactly 8:50 in the morning, and the bus was parked in the bus station parking lot, so I could still catch the first bus of the day.

"Hey, Pam, how much is the ticket?"

After finding the bus with the Calico Desert Express on it and seeing that only one-third of the seats were occupied, Leon asked Pam, the bus driver and conductor.

"Good morning, Leon. The ticket is free," Pam replied with a smile. A passenger in the front row looked at Leon and Pam in surprise, then asked, "Then why did you charge me 10G for the ticket? Do you Stardew Valley people only charge us tourists?"

Before Leon could say anything, Pam retorted, "This is my boss! He's also the investor of the Calico Desert Route bus, right?"

"Okay, sorry." The passenger shut up immediately after hearing this explanation.

"What does this boss mean?" Although he did repair the bus himself, Leon didn't know when he became Pam's boss.

"Didn't Lewis tell you? Because you repaired the bus, the reinstated Calico Desert route is counted as your share. You and Pelican Town jointly hold 50 percent. All monthly revenue from the bus will be used to maintain the bus, refuel, and pay my salary. Half of the remaining income will be paid directly to you."

Pam explained to Leon.

"Really not." Leon hadn't thought about this problem. He repaired the bus just as a bonus benefit after the successful community sacrifice, and it was also to make it easier for him to go to the Calico Desert. He never thought about getting a share of the profits from the repaired bus.

On the contrary, Lewis actually took the initiative to calculate the shares and dividend ratio for himself. If he hadn't talked about this with Pam today, Lyon would probably only know the news when Lewis gave him dividends.

Lyon actually doesn't care about the benefits of Lewis' arrangement, and Lewis probably chose to give back to Lyon in this way out of gratitude to Lyon.

But Leon felt helpless because of the decision not to inform him about this arrangement.

But now they have to go to the Calico Desert, so Leon plans to talk to Lewis about this issue when he returns to Stardew Valley.

As for the free ticket for himself, Leon took out 10G from his pocket and threw it into the box next to Pam's seat. Under Pam's puzzled gaze, Leon explained: "Although there is a share for me, there is also a share for Pelican Town, right?"

"Okay, I respect your opinion." After hearing this, Pam no longer tried to return the money to Leon.

Lyon, who had paid, chose a seat by the window and sat down, waiting quietly for the bus to depart.

While waiting, Leon was also observing the passengers in the car. There were basically no familiar faces, so they were probably not locals of Pelican Town.

But if they were tourists from other places, Lyon would be a little puzzled to see them coming to Pelican Town so early to wait for the bus to the Calico Desert. Based on his experience of the last time he went to the Calico Desert, Lyon couldn't imagine what was in the Calico Desert that attracted these tourists to come so early to catch the bus.

　First of all, I would like to thank Brother Xia Ri Ting Chan Ming for the reward of 100 Qidian coins. I didn’t notice it yesterday. I’m sorry. Thank you for your support.

　　As for yesterday's fishing activity that you want to know about, I can only tell you that apart from getting tanned and paying for a meal in the evening, there is basically nothing much to talk about. I can only say that in the current situation, if you don't go to the fish ponds of the farmers and are too far away from various reservoirs and rivers, fishing is really not as good as fishing for lobsters.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)