A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 331 The Birth of the Angler
Although it was great to get a piece of colorful fragment for free, Lyon still felt a little scared.

Rasmodesm was obviously very concerned about Abigail. If Abigail had lay down on his bed before and he had followed his feelings, the box would probably contain not the colorful fragments, but himself.

"It turns out that being a gentleman pays off." Leon sighed secretly, and then asked Abigail.

"So, when are you going to the Calico Desert?"

"How about going now?" Abigail suggested.

"The last bus is at five in the afternoon, but it will arrive there at six. Besides, Pam won't wait too long there and will return with the last batch of passengers. It will take you at least half an hour to get to Yuba's forge. Are you planning to spend the night in the Calico Desert?" Lyon couldn't help but complain when he heard this.

He knew Abigail would be anxious, but he didn't expect her to be so anxious.

"Then let's do it tomorrow morning." Abigail quickly changed the time and then asked Leon: "Will you accompany me?"

"Well, if there are no unexpected circumstances tomorrow, I will." Lyon replied.

After all, he was also curious about whether Abigail had the potential to become a top fighter.

Rasmodesm is very optimistic about Abigail, which means that Abigail may have a good talent in learning magic. If Abigail can also obtain galactic weapons, does it prove that she is an all-rounder who is proficient in both magic and martial arts?

Moreover, Leon himself also planned to go to the desert. He did not have any fruits suitable for making wine, the rhubarb was not ripe yet, and the fruit bats were not very effective. The desert was now the best way for Leon to obtain fruits. He also planned to continue to the central oasis to pick some cactus fruits and coconuts.

"Then I'll wait for you at your farm tomorrow morning." Abigail laughed immediately after hearing this, and was obviously very happy with Leon's answer.

"Yeah." Leon nodded, then looked at the colorful fragments in Abigail's hand.

"Want to try fishing again? I think you're lucky. Maybe you can pull up an even better treasure with your second cast."

"Okay." Abigail looked at the sun in the sky. Although it had already set in the west, it still had some time to go, so she didn't refuse.

Unfortunately, in the following time, Abigail did catch some fish, but they were basically common fish in the lake, and she never caught a treasure chest again.

Abigail was very happy, but Leon didn't care, he just felt very sorry.

I finally found an opportunity to reasonably explode Lasmodes' gold coins, but Lasmodes didn't fall for it.

"Leon, I'll give you all these fish. There's no use for me to keep them." When the sun was setting, Abigail reluctantly handed the fishing rod to Leon.

"But fishing is really fun. I want to buy a fishing rod and go fishing with you someday. When summer comes, we can go to the trout fishing tournament together."

"Take one back with you. Largemouth bass tastes very good. Take it back and let your mother cook it. At least you should try the fruits of your labor, right?" Leon suggested to Abigail with a smile.

"I'll listen to you." Abigail did not reject Leon's proposal.

After putting away his fishing rod, Leon took Abigail to Pelican Town. After dropping Abigail off at Pierre's Grocery Store, Leon pulled a largemouth bass from his backpack and handed it to Abigail. Since it had been in the system backpack, the largemouth bass, now exposed to the light of day, was still full of energy. Its powerful tail kept thrashing, as if trying to break free from Leon's grasp.

Abigail imitated Leon's technique, grabbed the largemouth bass by the gills, and exclaimed, "It's so heavy! I can't believe this is the fish I caught."

Leon didn't say anything, but just looked at Abigail with disdain.

Seeing Leon’s expression, Abigail awkwardly changed her words and said, “Well, I caught it with your help, okay.”

When the largemouth bass was hooked in the afternoon, if Leon had not grabbed the fishing rod with his quick eyes and hands, Abigail might have been dragged into the water without any preparation by the terrifying force of the largemouth bass trying to escape from the hook.

Fortunately, Leon helped Abigail to steady her body, and also helped Abigail to drag the largemouth bass out of the water.

Thinking of the situation at that time, Abigail couldn't help but blush, because in order to let her hold the fishing rod tightly, Leon had been standing close to her back, and the two of them were holding the end of the fishing rod together. It was very difficult to put four hands in such a small space, so their hands were basically stuck together.

"Go back and have dinner, and have a good rest. Don't sleep too late and not be able to get up tomorrow morning." Because Abigail had her head down, Leon didn't notice the change in Abigail's expression. After giving Abigail some instructions, Leon turned and walked towards the Stardrop Salon.

Abigail waited until Leon left before she raised her head. Looking at the largemouth bass in her hand, which was no longer as lively as when she had just taken it out, she came to her senses and rushed into the store with the fish, shouting to Pierre who was coming towards her.

"Dad, look at the fish I caught! Let's eat fish together tonight."

"Okay, this is a really big one. I didn't expect you to have such a talent."

Pierre was originally quite angry. After all, Abigail did not come back for lunch and had not been seen in the afternoon. He thought Abigail had gone on some dangerous adventure again. Now that he saw Abigail coming back with a largemouth bass, Pierre immediately breathed a sigh of relief.

Although fishing is not in line with a girl's temperament, it is much safer than Abigail's behavior of being obsessed with explorer stories all day long and being extremely keen to imitate them. Pierre naturally did not want Abigail to lose interest in such a safe entertainment activity as fishing, so he encouraged her immediately.

He didn't ask Abigail to be outstanding or perfect, as long as she could live a peaceful life like an ordinary girl.

"I'm going to cook tonight. You know, when your father was young, he was also a good prep chef with good cooking skills. Let me show you a good show." Pierre stepped forward and took the largemouth bass from Abigail's hand, and spoke confidently.

"You should go take a shower first, otherwise your mother will quarrel with you again when she finds out about the fishy smell on you."

"Well, I'll go then." Abigail didn't expect that her father would be so friendly and happy to her today, which made Abigail a little uncomfortable.

However, Abigail was happy to see this situation. It was much more relaxing than being scolded by her father with a serious face when she came home at night.

"Maybe it's because I brought back a big fish."

Abigail thought so.

This also made Abigail think that fishing might be a good project, and she could include it in her daily activity plan in the future.

(End of this chapter)