A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 429 Follow your words

After Leon packed his backpack, he left the cabin and started preparing breakfast.

There were three servings, including one for rhubarb, and another for Abigail.

Breakfast is simple, meat-filled pancakes, which are high in carbohydrates and protein, and can provide people with maximum satisfaction and energy supply.

As soon as the first pot came out, Dawang smelled the scent and came into the kitchen with the basin in his mouth. Behind Dawang, Abigail also followed into the kitchen.

Abigail was wearing a very simple sports outfit today. Her usual little skirt was put away. Except for her hands and neck, her whole body was wrapped tightly. She was holding a large box in her arms, which looked quite heavy.

"Aren't you hot dressed like this? And you are going to learn magic, not combat skills." Looking at Abigail's attire, Leon teased, and at the same time took the box from Abigail's hand and put it into the system backpack.

"Wearing a skirt is inconvenient," Abigail explained. "Besides, wearing it like this makes me feel safer. After all, as a male magician, I have to be a little cautious."

"Don't worry, he won't have any interest in you, either male or female. I can guarantee that."

After listening to Abigail's answer, Leon understood her thoughts. Although he found it quite interesting, Leon was still quite relieved. After all, Abigail was not only providing herself with a sense of security, but also considering Leon's feelings.

It’s a pity that Abigail didn’t know that this male magician was her grandfather, so she didn’t need to be on guard against unnecessary problems. If Abigail really needed to be on guard, Leon would never have recommended such a person to Abigail.

"That's better." Abigail said, stroking the ring on her hand that was transformed from the Galaxy Rapier.

"You didn't have breakfast, eat something."

After putting the fried meat patties on a plate, Leon invited Abigail to the table to enjoy breakfast. Of course, he did not forget to give a portion to Da Huang who had been waiting for a long time.

Then Leon started frying the second pot of pies, and this pot was no less than the first pot. Abigail, who was already full, came over and hugged Leon's arm and asked, "Did you eat so much this morning?"

"I only eat half of it. I plan to carry the remaining half as dry food." Lyon explained.

"Are you going on a long trip?" Abigail asked immediately after hearing this.

"It's not a long trip, I just have some things that need to be taken care of." Lyon explained.

"Is it dangerous?" Abigail stared at Leon's face for a while after hearing this. She found that Leon's expression was very calm and there was no worry in his eyes, but she couldn't help but ask another question.

"It's not dangerous." Leon smiled and touched the side of Abigail's face, pinching Abigail's little nose at the same time. It's true that a natural nose is more comfortable to pinch than an artificial one, and there is no need to worry about medical expenses.

"Hateful." Abigail rolled her eyes at Leon, then reached out and slapped away Leon's big hand that was messing with her face, then slipped aside and started playing with Dahuang.

Seeing that although Dahuang was reluctant, he was still trying his best to cooperate, shaking hands and having his head rubbed angrily, Leon smiled and felt that this scene was quite good.

Perhaps in the days to come, such scenes will be witnessed countless times.

Leon thought so, turned off the engine, and started to enjoy his breakfast.

After eating and wiping his hands, Leon walked to Da Huang, held Da Huang in his arms, and whispered: "I don't know how long it will take me to come back. If you are hungry at noon or at night, you know where the dog food is, go and eat some. If you are thirsty, turn on the tap and drink something. If you really can't, you should know the way. You can go to the homes of the two sisters last time and take care of yourself." "Wangwang." Da Huang called out twice to show that he understood.
Seeing that Dahuang was so worry-free, Leon gently put Dahuang back on the ground, and then took Abigail to the Mage Tower.

"That wizard lives in seclusion in the coal forest?" Abigail asked in surprise after following Leon out of the farm and into the coal forest.

"Well, haven't you been to the Coal Forest before?" Lyon was a little surprised when he heard that.

"Of course I have been here, and I come here every week. I have some vague memories of it being related to the coal forest, but I can't remember the specific details. So I've been looking around here to see if there are any scenes that appear in my vague memories. After all, I always feel that the things in this memory are very important." Abigail answered without reservation.

"Then you should have seen the tall stone tower in the southwest of the coal forest," Lyon asked.

"Of course, but I've never been close to it. People in the town say that there's a strange man living in the tower. He's never appeared in Pelican Town, and no one knows what he is. Everyone is a little scared about it," Abigail explained.

"So, the weirdo in that tower is a reclusive wizard?"

"Well, he's not a weirdo. He just doesn't interfere in the lives of ordinary people. Magicians have a different worldview than us, and magicians normally won't interfere with the lives of ordinary people. It's just the rule of their profession," Leon explained.

"No wonder. I was wondering why every time I wanted to explore the tower, I would get lost nearby and end up back at the starting point. I thought it was because the terrain nearby was too complicated. It turns out it's because of magic." Abigail got an affirmative answer and at this moment she understood the reason for her previous experience.

"Didn't you say you've never been close to the Mage Tower?" Lyon couldn't help but complain when he heard that.

"Yeah, I always get lost on the outskirts and never get close," Abigail answered confidently.

"Master Rasmodes doesn't want to see you, and you really can't get close to his mage tower." Lyon added.

"I hope we won't get lost like before this time?" Abigail joked.

"Probably not. I'm not sure." Lyon replied, shaking his head.

"Why?" Abigail asked.

"Because he might impose some tests on you, such as how to reach the Mage Tower through your own efforts," Leon explained. "The probability of this happening is quite high. The reason might be to test your persistence in pursuing magic, your ability to deal with difficult situations, or your wisdom."

"It's okay, I believe you, Leon." Abigail held Leon's arm nonchalantly after hearing this: "With you by my side, I think no problem will be difficult for you."

"I try my best"

Before Leon finished speaking, Abigail discovered that Leon, who was originally holding her arm, had disappeared.

Abigail also noticed that the surrounding environment had changed. The trees and shrubs that were originally arranged in a disorderly pattern now formed a natural wall, blocking all directions except the road in front of her. She was surprised to find that she seemed to have entered a maze.

"Mage, you didn't just suddenly remember this maze test after hearing the conversation between Abigail and me, did you?"

(End of this chapter)