A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 493 You don’t want the money anymore?
"Wasn't it because of an accident that the mines in Stardew Valley were occupied by monsters?" Leon asked back.

"Yeah, that's what I don't quite understand. Why would a mine collapse cause monsters to appear in a safe mine?

This has never happened in other mines, and even other natural mines have never experienced collapse accidents. You should be very clear about the hardness of the rock walls and the ground in those mines. It doesn't seem like something that can be destroyed at will.

Even a high-yield bomb can only blow up the exposed ore on the ground, without causing any damage to the rock formations and walls."

Malone gave an example.

"I know this too."

Leon nodded. It was not like he had never used bombs before. Although it was just the weakest cherry bomb, it was still a bomb. As for its effect, it could only be said that the bomb was powerful, but it did not damage the rock ground at the center of the blast.

"So I find it very strange, but I'm no longer curious about everything. If you're willing to investigate these things, or find out the reason for the appearance of that underground palace-like mine after the 70th floor, you can submit a written report to me after you get the results. The guild will definitely not treat you unfairly.

For this kind of decryption and exploration, the guild will verify the accuracy of the answer and give generous rewards to the revealer. After all, this is the core business of our Explorers Guild, solving puzzles and exploring all the unknowns of this world."

Ma Long encouraged Leon.

"Let's talk about it later. I'm also confused now." Leon smiled and said perfunctorily: "It's time to go. Go back and eat, drink, take a shower, have a good night's rest, and come back tomorrow."

"Yeah." Malone didn't say anything else and continued to chew on the bread. Lyon didn't bother him anymore and left the Explorers Guild directly.

After crossing the wooden bridge connecting the mine and the northern foothills, Leon just walked to the back of the mountain and saw Linus standing next to a bush with his back to him and making a gesture to pull up his pants.

"It looks like you had a fulfilling day in the mine today." Linus, who had just pulled up his pants, saw Leon appear and greeted him without blushing.

"Well, it seems that you are in good health now, old man." Leon responded while holding back his laughter. Logically speaking, at Linus's age, he should have wet his shoes, but he just took a quick glance and found that Linus was still maintaining the intensity of peeing three meters into the wind.

Leon couldn't help but sigh that this might be the skill that the old bachelor has acquired since he was a child.

"Don't hang around here if you have nothing to do. Go back and get some rest. Being attacked by a ghost won't just make you feel cold; it'll also affect your mental state. You were only attacked once, so it didn't really matter. But if it happened twice as often, you'd be in big trouble."

Linus understood why Leon was holding back his laughter, but he didn't care about it. Instead, after looking at Leon for a moment, he seriously reminded Leon.

"How did you know that?" Lyon asked in surprise.

"You have a strong aura of death on you, and it hasn't dissipated quickly since you came up. It's obvious that you've suffered at the hands of ghosts." Linus explained.

"You can also see that I have the aura of death? Is this a necessary talent for a master?"

Hearing Linus and Marlon saying the same thing, Leon asked curiously.

"No, it's just a kind of perception, similar to combat intuition. After all, if you deal with monsters all year round—and I'm not talking about slime bugs, but real monsters—you can also develop this kind of observation ability."

Linus explained: "Ghosts are official monsters. Although their combat power sequence is at the bottom of the monster pyramid, they are not comparable to slimes and bugs. You still have to be careful in the future." "Do monsters also have a discrimination chain?" Leon asked.

"No, it's just the definition we give them. After all, some are called monsters because their habits are different from those of orderly creatures and they are highly aggressive, while others are called monsters out of pure malice and contamination. The two are very different and pose different threats," Linus added.

"You never stop learning." Leon probably understood what Linus meant.

Monsters seem to be defined into two factions. To put it simply, slimes and stink bugs are similar to poisonous insects and beasts in the primeval forest. Although they are aggressive and dangerous, they will not pose much of a threat if you don't disturb them.

Creatures like ghosts and skeletons are perverts and murderers, and their evil comes from themselves.

"When you have time, go find a monster encyclopedia and you'll understand everything. Now go back and rest early." Linus nodded and urged Leon.

"Wait, I have another question!"

Seeing Linus preparing to return to the tent, Lyon hurriedly stopped the old man. Lyon felt that Linus should know the question that Malone did not answer.

"Do you want to know why the ice castle area in the mine appeared?" Linus said directly.

"Yes." Leon nodded. He didn't know whether Linus guessed it or heard the conversation between him and Malone, but he was now certain that Linus must know the reason.

"I won't tell you. You rely too much on me, which is not a good thing. You are an explorer now, and you have to find the answers to the questions yourself." Linus shook his head and refused to answer the question. Then he feinted and went straight through Lyon's obstruction.

"Okay." Looking at Linus who had disappeared from his surroundings, Leon knew that he would not be able to get an answer from the old man. While shrugged, he gave up the idea of ​​taking a shortcut and walked back to the farm honestly.

After returning to the farm, Leon immediately went back into the house, found a set of clothes and took a shower, then made a dumpling soup in the kitchen to fill his stomach. Then he returned to the wooden house, sorted out the day's harvest, and then lay down on the bed and slept until dawn.

The next morning, Lyon got up refreshed. It was a sunny day, so as soon as Lyon got up, he started watering the crops, feeding the chickens, and taking away the eggs laid by the hens.

Finally, I went to the cave to look at the mushrooms, and then looked at the ground. The mushrooms were not ripe and there were no fruits on the ground. Then I left the cave and started preparing breakfast and dry food to bring to the mine.

"Jingle Bell"

Just after he finished making a pan of omelets, Lyon heard the phone in his pocket ringing. As soon as he picked up the phone and answered it, Lyon heard Lewis's question.

“Leon, are you at the farm now? Don’t leave in a hurry, I’ll come to find you later. I called you yesterday and you didn’t answer. You can’t run away again today.”

"What's wrong?" Leon asked, "What happened?"

"The rent, if you don't want it, it's 50WG." Lewis reminded.

"And we need you to attend the cutting ceremony for the groundbreaking ceremony. You can't be late."

(End of this chapter)