A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 515 Are you happy? I'm not happy!
Before Leon could put down his teacup and turn around to see who was being so rude, he felt himself being surrounded by a fragrant embrace.

Smelling the scent, Leon knew the identity of the visitor, Abigail.

"Hey, hey, hey, it's fine if you just give me a hug, but why are you pulling at my clothes?"

Leon actually quite enjoyed Abigail's intimate hug, but it didn't last long before he felt Abigail's hands around his back lifting his clothes.

"The teacher said you started to hurt yourself. Let me see your wounds."

Abigail's voice was full of anger, but she only breathed a sigh of relief after she lifted up Leon's clothes and looked at his smooth back.

"It seems that the teacher did not lie to me. He has cured you."

"Did Master Rasmodes tell you this news?" Leon was quite surprised to see Abigail come so quickly and be so clear about her injury.

Logically speaking, Lasmodes would not have taken the initiative to tell Abigail about this matter, otherwise it would have led to the current situation. Abigail directly left the Mage Tower and ran to Lyon to ask about his well-being. This was definitely not what Lasmodes wanted to see.

But Abigail still came, so Leon could only think that it was Rasmodesmus who told Abigail about this matter. As for his mentality, it was unclear.

"No, the elf told me." Abigail shook her head.

"When I was reading in the Mage Tower, an elf appeared in front of me and told me that you were injured. I went out to look for you and happened to meet the teacher who had just returned. After I asked him about your injury, the teacher told me the details. Although he comforted me by saying that you had been cured, I was still worried."

"Elf?" Upon hearing this, Leon couldn't help but become curious. He didn't know whether the elf Abigail was talking about was Junimo.

"Well, elves are special creatures born in nature. Normal people can't see them, and they don't appear before ordinary eyes," Abigail explained.

"I can see elves because I'm a magic apprentice, and your farm is naturally full of vitality, so I often see many elves staying near your farm. Perhaps they discovered your situation and came to inform me."

"Um, so, you're monitoring me?" Lyon felt a chill in his heart when he heard that. After all, from what Abigail said, he was surrounded by spies.

"How is that possible? I'm not a teacher. I don't have the ability to cover the entire Stardew Valley with my spiritual power. It was just an accident. Elves won't be enslaved and don't like to come into contact with humans. I'm still wondering why an elf would come to tell me about your injury."

Abigail explained.

"Is that so? Then I guess I know the reason."

An elf who doesn't like to contact humans suddenly found Abigail and told her the secret. It was obvious that there must be someone behind this. As for who the person was, Leon also had some guesses.

Obviously, this was brought together by the older generation.

"What's the reason?" Abigail asked curiously.

"The reason is very simple. The person who asked the elf to inform you probably wanted to use this excuse to get you and me to stay a little longer." Leon reached out and took Abigail in his arms and said softly.

"Oh, that's right. If I didn't have this reason, I might not be able to leave the Mage Tower to come visit you. So, besides teachers, there are other special people living in seclusion in Stardew Valley, right?"

Abigail wasn't stupid, and naturally understood the subtext of Leon's words. She didn't object to it, but rather thought it was quite good. After all, she also wanted to be with Leon. Since the two of them confirmed their relationship, they had basically been apart more than together. Distance creates beauty is no joke.

"Quite a lot. There are not only humans in Stardew Valley, but also dwarves and shadowmen." Leon replied.

"If I hadn't been exposed to magic, I might never have known how special Stardew Valley is. Fortunately, I have joined your circle now, otherwise you would definitely despise me for not knowing anything."

Abigail wasn't surprised to hear this. The more she learned about magic, the more she understood how rare and magnificent Stardew Valley was, a region filled with vitality and various special energies.

"Actually, I would be happier if you were just an ordinary small town girl." Leon sighed while stroking Abigail's hair.

"This way we can see each other every day, and when I'm not busy, we can go out for a picnic holding hands anytime."

"No, if you keep saying this, I don't think I'll be able to make it to the wedding and you'll cheat me out of everything," Abigail complained.

"Oh, to elaborate on nothing." Leon teased Abigail with a smile.

"Hmph." Abigail ignored Leon's words because she knew that if she continued to talk like that, Leon would continue to bully her.

"Let's not talk about that. Tell me how you ended up fighting with the puppet you summoned and how you were almost beaten to death by your own puppet?"

"I'm just bored and want to hone my fighting skills." Leon explained with a shrug.

"After all, you're constantly growing, so I have to work hard too, to ensure I'm strong enough to fight alongside you in the future and not hold you back."

"There aren't so many battles for you to participate in. Why don't you just be a farmer?" Abigail rolled her eyes and complained to Leon.

"I also want a simple life, but you probably don't think so. As my girlfriend, I can't just watch you take risks." Leon added.

"Hehe." Abigail was speechless when she heard this, and at the same time she couldn't help but put her face on Leon's chest.

"Okay, then I'll try not to do anything risky in the future, so you don't have to risk your life."

"It's okay. You can't give up your own preferences just to accommodate others. Everyone is free. Love should bring happiness, not bondage." Leon rubbed Abigail's cheek and reminded her.

"Are you feeling happy?" Abigail raised her head and looked up at Leon and asked.

"Not very happy." Leon answered seriously.

"Why? Is it because I don't accompany you often, or because you don't like me?" Abigail Nuoyan's expression froze and she asked hurriedly.

"Because you're pressing me so hard that I can't breathe, there's no way I can be happy." Leon pointed at Abigail lying on top of him and complained speechlessly.

"Oh." Abigail quickly changed her posture. She had just accidentally taken off her shoes and curled up completely in Leon's arms. She didn't consider the burden that her weight of over 100 pounds would bring to Leon.

(End of this chapter)