A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 372: Buy it, even if it costs you everything!
"I don't know either. The bookseller is a very mysterious person. Maybe you can ask the guardian. He should know the bookseller very well. After all, anyone with special abilities needs the guardian's permission to enter Stardew Valley." Krobus explained, shaking his head.

"Okay, thank you for the information, Krobus. Chatting with you always gives me some new insights." Lyon nodded and expressed his gratitude to Krobus. After all, if Krobus hadn't mentioned it, Lyon really wouldn't have known that there was a special businessman in Stardew Valley.

"Well, then you should go find the guardian now." Krobus reminded Leon.

"Don't want to chat for a while?" Lyon didn't expect that Krobus would take the initiative to ask him to leave.

"That's enough talk, isn't it?" Krobus replied.

"Okay, goodbye then. I will bring new friends to see you next time." Leon nodded and said goodbye to Krobus.

This time he walked through the sewer outlet. The passage he had made on the fence of the sewer outlet had not been repaired yet, so Leon could still use this hole to drill out and directly reach the open space in the northeast corner of the coal forest.

I haven't been here for a long time, and the green onions here have grown a lot again.

Based on the principle of being here now, Lyon naturally did not miss these gifts from nature. He picked them all up and put them into his backpack.

Scallions are good things. They can be used for seasoning, sold for money, and the small insects that parasitize on the roots can provide the chickens in the chicken coop with an extra rich protein buffet. Apart from being a little cheaper, they have basically no disadvantages.

After collecting the green onions, Leon followed the path along the river and headed straight for the Mage Tower in Las Modes.

Lyon collected all the wild plants he encountered on the road, including wasabi, leek and dandelion, but he rarely saw daffodils.

When Lyon arrived at the Mage Tower, he knocked on the door.

After a while, Rasmodesm opened the door for Leon, and after opening the door, he went back into the house and continued to busy himself with his own things.

Lyon didn't feel that he was being neglected. This was Lasmodes's personality. It was a great honor for Lyon that he opened the door for him personally.

Leon entered the house and saw Rasmodesmus standing in front of a huge crucible, adding some things that looked unpalatable from time to time. After these things were added, the purple-black soup in the crucible rolled up bubbles one after another, and after the bubbles burst, it emitted a wonderful smell that made people feel very comfortable and refreshing.

"This is a tranquilizing potion provided to the Secret Academy to help mage apprentices enter a meditative state. If you want it, I can give you a few bottles once I'm done brewing it."

Seeing Leon staring at the crucible in front of him eagerly, Rasmodes spoke.

"Hehe, then I won't be polite." Lyon actually had no intention of asking for it, but he felt that the medicine soup smelled very comfortable, so he couldn't help but take a few more glances and smell it for a while.

I didn't expect that Lasmodes would have such a wonderful misunderstanding. Being able to get such a good thing for free, Leon naturally wouldn't be polite. "Tell me, what's the problem with coming to me? If you have nothing else, get out of here quickly."

Looking at Leon's smiling face, Rasmodesm felt a little unhappy, especially when he thought about the fact that this guy had dinner at Caroline's house a few days ago and took away the tea that Caroline had saved for a quarter.

"Something's up, something's up. I want to ask you if you know anything about the bookseller who comes to Stardew Valley every month." Seeing this, Leon hurriedly explained his purpose. At the same time, he wondered why Lasmodes seemed so impatient with him. When had he offended him again?

"Oh, you mean Marcello? He does come to Stardew Valley every month to sell his own books. Why, are you interested in his books?" Hearing Leon's question, Rasmodes immediately said the bookseller's real name.

"I'm very interested. I heard from Krobus that it's a magic book, so I want to see if it can help me." Leon replied.

"His books are indeed very helpful to you. After all, this guy's books are all kinds of strange, and most of them are written for ordinary people. But the price will be very high. Are you sure you have enough money to buy them?" Rasmodes asked Leon after hearing this.

"Uh, is it very high? How high exactly?" Leon was stunned when he heard this. He only thought about the magic of these books but did not consider their price.

"Special books start at five figures, and some publications cost at least 5000G. Although it's a bit expensive, it's worth it." Rasmodes reminded.

"hiss"

Lyon couldn't help but gasp when he heard the price. This price was really a bit expensive. No wonder Lasmodes said that he might not have enough money to buy it.

But since Rasmodestis had already said it was worth every penny, it proved that these books were indeed helpful to Leon, and the help might be significant. So Leon gritted his teeth and said, "I'll buy them, even if it means I'm broke! I have the money anyway, and I don't spend much. There's no interest in keeping the money, so why not spend it?"

"Well, that's right. I didn't expect you to have such a casual view of money. At least in terms of your mentality, you have gradually deviated from the realm of ordinary people."

Lyon's answer surprised Rasmodes. After all, it is not easy to get an ordinary person to spend a lot of money to buy knowledge these days. Since Lyon has this awareness, he looks up to Lyon.

"I actually still love money, but I think money is only considered money if it can be spent. If you have more money than you can spend, or savings that you don't care about, I can help you spend it."

Lyon explained with a shrug, and at the same time he did not forget to fool Rasmodesce. What if he really was not interested in money? Maybe he could get a piece of the treasury of a big boss.

"I really don't care about money, but this money can save me a lot of trouble and buy a lot of magical materials and special items that are useful to me, so you don't need to worry about me." Rasmodes rolled his eyes speechlessly and complained.

"Haha, it's okay. I'm just thinking about you. Since you don't have any troubles with money, I won't bother you." Lyon laughed it off and brushed the matter off. He threw the plan of getting free money from Lasmodes out of his mind and pretended nothing happened.

(End of this chapter)