A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 401 Wish you good luck
"Hello, Claire." Leon also greeted Claire enthusiastically, and at the same time moved all the items in the shopping cart to the checkout counter to make it convenient for Claire to scan the code.

"You bought a lot of stuff this time. Do you want me to contact the supermarket's delivery person to send it back to you?"

Claire looked at the quantity of goods that Lyon purchased this time and made a suggestion to Lyon.

"No, I'll drive it away later." Leon replied with a smile: "I hope Morris has filled up the gas for my car."

After saying that, Leon glanced at the lottery table. In the center of the podium was the Beast Pickup Truck.

In other words, the Joja supermarket is so big that it can accommodate such a big guy. It is 5.6 meters long and 2.4 meters high. The diameter of the tire alone is close to one meter. Such a big guy is worthy of the name of a beast.

Not to mention loading these goods, it would be no problem to put a bed in the long cargo bed at the back to transform it into a field artillery position, which perfectly meets Lyon's needs.

Claire looked at Leon in confusion when she heard that, but she still diligently helped Leon calculate the price.

"Mr. Leon, you spent a total of 600G. Here's the receipt, and here's your lottery ticket. Good luck."

Just as Leon expected, the total price was indeed 600G, and there were 12 lottery tickets, which was far more than the seven he needed. Because everyone only had one chance, the extra lottery tickets might be wasted, so Leon looked at Claire.

"Claire, would it be convenient for you to wait?"

"What's wrong?" Claire asked Leon in confusion.

"I'm going to give you a lottery ticket and let you draw with me. Would you like to?" If Lyon remembered correctly, Claire should also be a single girl. Lyon thought that maybe he could let Claire join his team and become the person to be helped as specified by Linus.

After all, Leon didn't want to waste this rare opportunity to play Landlord and divide the land. Claire and he were acquaintances and half friends, so there was no harm in letting her take advantage of it.

"Well, sure." Claire looked at Leon in surprise, but still agreed to Leon's proposal.

"But no matter what I draw, I will give it to you, Mr. Lyon. I hope you understand this."

"No need, it's just a lottery ticket. What you get is your luck, and that's what you deserve. We are all friends, and we don't care about such a small matter. If you want to give the prize back to me, you are looking down on me." Leon immediately replied to Claire.

"Um, but..." Claire wanted to say something, but was immediately interrupted by Leon.

"We're friends, aren't we? If we are, then you shouldn't be so polite to me. It's just a raffle ticket. What if it's a consolation prize of a pack of tissues? There's no point in giving it to me, right?"

"Okay." Since Leon said so, Claire didn't refuse Leon's kindness anymore. She had watched many customers draw lots in the morning.

Most of them were paper towels. Occasionally someone won the fifth prize, an egg. So far, only one person has won the fourth prize, an oven. As for prizes above that, she had basically never seen one. With such a winning rate, Claire felt that this lottery ticket would not bring about any miracles.

"Then come with me to draw the lottery now?" Leon suggested, waving the lottery ticket.

"Okay, I'll ask someone to cover my shift." Claire nodded and went to find a temporary worker to help take care of the front desk. Leon looked familiar with this temporary worker, it was Sam.

However, Leon had no intention of greeting him. He brought Claire to the group of girls gathered at the lottery table, and the six girls became seven.

"You brought another girl while you were out shopping?" Abigail rolled her eyes and complained when she saw Claire appearing with Leon.

"They're just acquaintances. We're all trying to make some money, so the more the better." Leon answered naturally, which made Abigail feel relieved. It seemed that Leon's relationship with the female employees in various Jojas was indeed quite good.

Leon's arrival also attracted the attention of the host of this event, Morris. Looking at the handful of raffle tickets in Leon's hand, Morris looked proud: "Oh, Mr. Leon, it seems that you have gained a lot today."

"This is just the beginning. The real prize is still waiting for me in the box." Leon replied to Morris with a smile, and then distributed all the raffle tickets to the girls, one for each, and he took the remaining five.

"I want to go up and perform for you, so that you can have more confidence in my promise." Leon said to the girls, then he went up to the stage, came to a large sealed box, and handed out his lottery ticket.

"By the way, Morris, can you please tell me if there is really a grand prize among the winning tickets here?" Leon asked Morris before the draw.

"Of course, there are a thousand small glass beads in it, and only one purple glass bead represents the grand prize. As long as you get it, this beast pickup truck next to us will belong to you." Morris replied with a smile.

"With so many people smoking this morning, you must have put the small glass beads back." After learning from Morris that there were a thousand glass beads in the box, Lyon casually asked Morris.

"Of course, recycling is necessary. Otherwise, if someone comes for the grand prize and recruits a lot of people to participate, wouldn't that defeat the purpose of the lottery?" Morris explained. "As expected, no one in business would let themselves lose money," Leon complained, then spoke loudly.

"What a shame! I'm here for the grand prize, Morris. I hope you filled up my pickup truck's tank. I need it to get me back to the farm."

"Then I can only wish you good luck, Mr. Lyon." Morris said politely with a smile on his face.

Leon didn't say anything else, he just put his hand into the box, then muttered: "Old man, it's your turn."

"Don't worry, but the Joja house is quite dark. There is indeed a purple ball in the box, but it is buried in the deepest corner. Most people don't have long enough arms to grab it."

Linus' voice came to his ears, and at the same time, the hand that Leon had just stretched out was wrapped by a breeze, and then a small glass ball fell into Leon's hand and was held tightly in Leon's palm.

Then Lyon pulled out his hand and raised it high.

"Come, let's see what this gentleman drew?" Seeing Lyon's confident posture, Morris also cooperated and began to create an atmosphere.

When Leon smiled and spread out his hands, revealing the small purple ball in his palm, Morris's smile froze.

The other onlookers exclaimed in surprise.

"Did you really win the special prize?"

"Purple, it's purple, it really is the special prize!"

"So there really is a grand prize purple glass bead in the box. I thought the Joja family never put any in there at all."

These exclamations and cries made Morris's expression more and more embarrassed, while Leon smiled and pinched the glass beads between his fingertips, while stretching out his other hand to urge Morris.

"Where are my car keys and transfer documents? Mr. Morrismo, the head of Joja Supermarket, who operates with integrity."

"Of course, congratulations, Mr. Leon, for winning the special prize of our event. I will get these for you right away, but since you still have the lottery ticket, why not continue? I want to see if you can still have such good luck and win the first and second prizes we have prepared."

Morris is also a veteran who has experienced many ups and downs. Although his heart was turbulent and he felt lost, he still congratulated Lyon on the surface and showed a formal business smile.

"Don't worry, I'm satisfied for now, and my friends should be eager to see their luck right now, so let them come." Lyon asked Morris with a playful smile.

"By the way, could you please tell me the colors of the glass beads for the other prizes? I'm worried that if I draw the grand prize, you'll claim it's a smaller prize. Could you please give everyone a heads up?"

"No, we guarantee the fairness of this lottery. But since you asked, let me explain it again. The first prize is a yellow glass bead, the second prize is a blue glass bead, the third prize is a green glass bead, the fourth prize is a black glass bead, the fifth prize is a white glass bead, and the participation prize is a clear glass bead."

Although Morris was a little upset by Lyon's words, he still answered Lyon's doubts.

"One portion each?"

"No, we have 2 first prizes, 5 second prizes, 10 third prizes, 20 fourth prizes, and 50 fifth prizes."

"Okay, you heard it, make a wish for whatever you want, and remember to shout it out."

Leon laughed even more happily when he heard this, and then reminded the girls holding the lottery tickets.

Abigail certainly understood what Leon meant, and immediately went on stage, stuffed the lottery ticket to Morris, and then shouted: “Then I’ll draw the first prize first.”

After saying that, Abigail stretched out her hand and placed it in the lottery box. Looking at Abigail's not-so-long arm, Morris secretly breathed a sigh of relief. But when Abigail took her hand out of the box and showed the yellow glass bead in her palm, Morris' heartbeat stopped for a moment.

"First prize, congratulations to this lady."

　Okay, it’s time to go to lunch and do more updates. I can’t escape working overtime at night. Fortunately, I still have the monthly tickets from my brothers to support me, so it’s worth it!
　　I just noticed that there is a 1000 starting coins reward from a boss named Meow Meow Lion Juice. Thanks to the boss, the boss is awesome! I hope the boss can also win the lottery. Love you

　　
　
(End of this chapter)