A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 396 That’s it?

"Ah? Is that so?" Abigail was really surprised. "Does that teacher live in Stardew Valley?"

"You'll know when the time comes. I have to leave for a while and go back to work, and prepare the back-up for the lottery. When I'm ready, do you want to go to Joja's supermarket with me to watch the fun?" Leon suggested.

"Of course, don't forget to invite me. I want to see you make the Joja family suffer a great loss." Abigail nodded expectantly.

"I think so, too. After all, the proposal I put forward while I was still working was clearly marked as not being adopted, yet the text of the proposal was still preserved. Now that I've left, it's being used again, and specifically in front of me. This is a blatant provocation."

Leon complained coldly. After all, what Morris did today not only disgusted Pierre, but also disgusted himself. Otherwise, Leon would not have any thoughts about this Joja family promotion.

Since Morris jumped into the face first, don't blame yourself for spinning.

Anyway, the Joja family is rich, and Leon feels that a pickup truck should not be a big loss for them. If he draws it, not only will he benefit, but the Joja family can also gain the reputation of fulfilling the contract. It is a win-win situation for both parties.

"Okay, I'll wait for you." Abigail nodded repeatedly: "You go back and get ready first."

"Ah."

After responding, Lyon left the grocery store and went straight to his farm. When he returned to the farm, Lyon immediately started sowing the potatoes he had just bought. After all the potatoes were sown, he turned on the water pump to bring artificial rainfall to the plants in the field.

When the irrigation was almost done, Lyon turned off the water pump and headed straight for the Mage Tower in the Coal Forest.

"dong dong dong"

With a crisp knock on the door, the door of the Mage Tower was opened. Lasmodes was standing in front of a magic circle not far from the door, sorting books, and had no intention of paying attention to Leon.

But Leon was not shy. Since Rasmodestis was willing to open the door for him, it proved that he didn't want to see him.

"Master, your daughter, son-in-law, and granddaughter have all been bullied. Will you step in and help them?"

Leon walked to Rasmodesma but did not step into the magic circle. He just squatted aside and explained his purpose to Rasmodesma.

"I won't interfere in ordinary people's affairs." Rasmodesm understood what Leon was talking about, so he answered without any hesitation.

"So you're just going to watch them get humiliated? They're so aggrieved that they dare not say anything?" Lyon added in anger.

"Don't you have an idea?" Rasmodes glanced at Liang and complained.

"Yes, but I'm not capable enough, so I need your cooperation." Lyon rubbed his hands and added to Rasmodes with a flattering look.

"Master, would you mind secretly helping me get the grand prize during the lottery? Or maybe providing me with a magical item that can see through things, so I can help you vent your anger on behalf of them. After all, they are your direct bloodline. As your junior, how could I possibly stand by and watch them suffer injustice?"

Hearing such shameless words, Rasmodes was stunned. He looked at Leon silently for a long time, and finally suppressed the urge to cover Leon's mouth, and answered slowly.

"Magic cannot be used to interfere with the lives of ordinary people. This is an iron rule. I also have the clairvoyant magic items you mentioned, but I don't trust your character, so I can't give them to you. You won't be able to get any help from me."

"What do you mean you don't believe in my character? Can I do anything else with this kind of perspective prop? I'm not that kind of person!" Upon hearing this, Leon hurriedly retorted to Rasmodes with righteous words.

Rasmodes sneered at Leon, his eyes filled with doubt. After a moment of being stared at by that gaze, Leon gave in. "Well, I might not be able to help but look at other things, but that's just out of curiosity, not anything else."

"So I can't give you this item, and I didn't lie to you. Aside from self-defense, magic cannot be used against ordinary people. This is an iron law of the parliament. Without this constraint, the existence of magic would be a disaster for ordinary people."

After hearing Lyon's admission, Lasmodes did not press on to pursue the victory, but instead gave Lyon a serious explanation.

"Then why do you keep sending me messages and teleporting? Isn't this against the rules?" Lyon couldn't help but mutter when he heard that.

Rasmodes rolled his eyes and asked, "Are you an ordinary person?"

"Am I not an ordinary person?" Leon asked seriously.

"Forget it. Communicating with you makes it impossible for me to maintain peace. You can go and harm Linus." Hearing Leon's shameless answer, Lasmodes directly used teleportation to throw Leon out of the Mage Tower.

When Leon looked around again, he found that he had come to Linus's tent, and Linus was cleaning the grass around the tent.

"Oh, old man, you're back."

When he saw Linus, Leon opened his arms enthusiastically, ready to give Linus a big hug to welcome him, but Linus easily avoided him.

"Why did Rasmodes throw you here again? Do you think I'm willing to deal with the trouble he doesn't want to deal with?"

Looking at Leon standing there awkwardly, Linus didn't feel the slightest bit of guilt. Instead, he complained with a look of disgust.

"That's not the case. He's just embarrassed. Besides, speaking of our relationship, we're a perfect match. I don't think you, old man, will sit idly by." Leon retracted his arms, moved closer to Linus, put his arm around his shoulders and spoke.

"Hey, tell me, what's the matter." In fact, when Leon hugged him, Linus could have easily dodged, but since Leon said so, Linus felt it was inappropriate to dodge again, so he could only cooperate with Leon and ask the reason.

After all, they are your descendants, so you should still pamper them.

Leon was not polite and explained to Linus what had happened before and put forward his own ideas.

He remembered that Rasmodes said that he could not get help from him. Another way to understand this sentence was that he could ask others for help.

When Lasmodes sent Lyon to Linus, it was obvious that he was certain that old man Linus could help Lyon complete the task that was difficult for him to do, so Lyon was not worried at all that Linus could not provide him with some small help.

"Is that all?" Linus originally thought it was some big trouble, but when he heard that Leon just wanted to cheat in the lottery, he was speechless.

"Yes, that's it." Leon nodded. "But even Master Rasmodes was unwilling to agree to such a small matter, so I think you, an old man who is much more powerful than him, must be able to do it. I think what I said should be correct."

"You don't need to use such crude words to provoke me." Linus looked at Leon with disdain and complained: "But I can indeed help you."

"I knew you were the best, old man." Upon hearing that, Lyon immediately gave Linus a thumbs up, feeling a little helpless.

Although Linus seemed not to be bothered by the flattery and provocation, Leon could clearly see that Linus was almost unable to suppress the smile on his face. However, he had good eyesight and would not point it out to his face.

(End of this chapter)