A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 478 Questioning Understanding and Joining
"Isn't it good?" Abigail heard the resistance in Leon's words and asked back with some confusion.

"If I don't use the magic I've learned where it's most needed, then what's the point of learning magic?"

"So that if I make you angry in the future, you can teach me a lesson instead of being taught a lesson by me?" Leon thought for a long time and only came up with this reason.

After all, there are laws on the side of magicians, and magic users are prohibited from using magic on ordinary people. If Abigail really wants to make magic useful, she can only use it on herself.

"No way. After all, no matter how angry I am, I can't be so extreme. At most, I will ignore you." Abigail shook her head and denied Leon's suggestion.

After all, she really didn't dare to use the magic she had learned on Leon. The power of these magics was a little exaggerated. Although Leon's fighting ability was not bad, how could a man with a knife beat a man with a gun?
"I'd rather you learn magic to teach me a lesson than go to the front lines," Leon retorted seriously.

"But this is very selfish. The wizards and witches I've met recently are basically fighting for the stability of this world. I..."

Before Abigail could finish, Leon blocked Abigail's mouth again, this time even longer than before, and almost kissed Abigail to the point of lack of oxygen and fainting.

Not until Abigail collapsed on him did Leon let her go and said so solemnly.

"Be selfish, then. I don't want to see you get hurt. If you really want to contribute to this world, why not join me in farming, growing more high-quality crops, and cultivating more and stronger talents? The power of the masses is much greater than yours alone."

"Oh, let's talk about this later. You are not allowed to do this." Abigail, who took a long time to recover, protested to Leon who was lightly hitting his chest with some helplessness and some secret joy.

"What?" Seeing Abigail's reluctant attitude, Leon couldn't help but lower his head again, but this time Abigail discovered it in advance and blocked his way with her hand.

"Let's talk about something serious. If you keep going on like this, I'll almost forget what I want to say to you."

Seeing Leon's puzzled look, Abigail hurriedly explained.

"Is there anything more important than us reliving the feeling of being in love again?" Leon asked back.

"During the time I was away from you, you seemed to have done a lot of outrageous things." When she said this, Abigail's originally gentle and affectionate expression suddenly became a little cold, and she spoke word by word, which gave Leon an extremely strong sense of oppression.

"Ah? How come I don't know?" Leon immediately put on a confused face and asked, "Did I do anything out of the ordinary?"

"You seem to be getting very close to Sophia lately." Abigail was not fooled by Leon's expression. Instead, her expression became more dangerous. It was impossible to tell what was hidden in her narrowed eyes, but these calm words made Leon feel uneasy.

"Just get along normally. We're not doing anything shameful."

Although he answered like this, Leon began to think frantically about the source of Abigail's information in his heart.

Was it a snitch from Rasmodesmus, or was it something she had heard from some passerby, A, B, or C, whom she hadn't noticed?

Then he thought about his interactions with Sophia. There was basically nothing out of the ordinary. Even though he was accused of cheating on her, they had never held hands. Logically, there should be no problem.

"Then why did I hear that someone forced Sophia to call him brother and wanted to recognize him as a good sister?" Abigail got angry when she saw Leon pretending to be confused. She broke free from Leon's arms, stood up, looked down at Leon condescendingly, and her right hand was still on the ring transformed from the Galaxy Razor in her left hand, stroking it.

"I can explain this matter. It's just a joke to arouse Sophia's emotions." Seeing that Abigail really knew something, Leon waved his hand and explained.

"I do this for a reason, and it's not out of personal bad taste." "Go ahead, I'm listening." In response, Abigail did not sit down again, but continued to look down at Leon who was sitting on the ground. At the same time, the movement of stroking the Galaxy Razor became more and more obvious. Obviously, this was a threatening move against Leon.

Lyon was not afraid of this at all. After all, he had a legitimate reason and a clear conscience.

"You know these things, but do you know about Sophia's depression?"

"Depression? Sophia actually suffers from depression?!"

Abigail was stunned when she heard the news. She was not a sorcerer who lived in seclusion from the world. She had only been exposed to magic for a week or two. Before that, she was just an ordinary person. Abigail naturally knew the significance of this uncommon but often heard terrible mental illness.

If these words hadn't come from Leon, she really wouldn't believe that Sophia would have depression.

After all, although she didn't have much contact with Sophia who had just returned to Stardew Valley, Abigail had never seen Sophia lose control of her emotions. At most, it was because she hadn't seen her for a long time and she found that Sophia had become much quieter and less talkative.

"After all, he experienced that kind of thing since he was a child. As an immature child, facing an empty big house, everything he was familiar with fell apart. Such a life is not easy."

Leon sighed.

"When did you find out?" Abigail, who knew about this, stopped interrogating Leon and sat down again to ask Leon.

"Last time I was strolling around Stardew Valley, I passed by her manor and said hello. Then when I was leaving, I noticed the medicine box she had thrown in the trash can. I asked around and found out about this incident."

"You always pay so much attention to these details that are easily overlooked." Abigail said this, not knowing whether it was a compliment or a joke.

"So, you're relying on provoking her to get her out of her negative mood. Does that really work?"

"This isn't about provoking her, it's about stirring up her positive emotions," Leon retorted. "This isn't a reliable treatment plan. Every step requires careful consideration and Sophia's psychological endurance. I'm also under a lot of pressure."

"So you're providing therapy to Sophia?" Abigail pressed.

"How come I didn't know you had such a skill? And why are you so concerned about Sophia's condition?"

"First, she's my friend and neighbor. Second, you know Gus and I have a good relationship, and Gus treats Sophia like his own child. I don't want him to hear about some terrible tragedy. Third, any person with a conscience would lend a hand to a girl in need like this."

Facing Abigail's question, Leon explained seriously.

"Okay, I believe you, but I want to join in too. After all, this kind of mental illness is a problem in the eyes of ordinary people, but in magic, there should be many ways to cure it."

Looking at Leon's determined, serious and guilt-free eyes, Abigail believed that Leon really meant well.

Leon made her feel very happy. Leon's behavior was also a kind of reassurance for Abigail. After all, no one would like their partner to be cold and heartless.

(End of this chapter)