A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 528: Arriving at the venue, eating first

This is a new area that Lyon has never set foot in. There was no wooden bridge there before, so the four-meter diameter cliff formed a natural barrier. This area was obviously opened for the Flower Dance Festival.

There is a reason why the Flower Dance Festival was chosen to be held here. Here is a large flat grassland, which covers an area not much smaller than Lyon Farm.

At this moment, the grass is filled with various flowers, and it is much more lively here than the games.

In addition to Pierre, other vendors have set up their stalls on both sides of the entrance, and the items they sell are relatively uniform, including various packaged bouquets, flower pots, flower baskets, as well as various dolls and balloons, which are basically small gifts suitable for couples to give to each other.

Further ahead is the main venue of the Flower Dance Festival. Except for the south side which is a lake so there is no fence, fences have been erected on the other three sides to separate the Flower Dance Festival grassland from the surrounding forest. Both sides of these fences are filled with various flower baskets. The fresh flowers are of different colors and are almost all in bloom, filling the air with a very rich floral fragrance.

In addition to flowers, the main venue was also divided into several areas. The central area was the most spacious and should be the reserved dance floor, while tents were set up in other areas.

There are dining areas, rest areas, and even temporary medical service areas. In the corner, Lyon also saw traces of mobile public toilets, but because the exterior has been beautified, it cannot be seen if you don't pay attention.

It can be seen that Lewis has made sufficient preparations for the planning of this Flower Dance Festival. The existence of these facilities can basically ensure that tourists can play here for a whole day without any worries.

Because it was still early, there were not many people at the scene. Since it had not started yet and he had not eaten breakfast, Leon went to the dining area first and saw Gus.

"Hi, Gus."

"Good morning, Leon."

After greeting Guts, Leon walked over to Guts's stall, looked at the various flower-themed cakes and desserts he had prepared, and asked curiously.

"Aren't you planning to set up a barbecue stall today?"

"Alas, Lewis disagreed. He said that it would be such a romantic festival if there was smoke and fire, which would really affect the atmosphere." Gus said this with a look of regret on his face.

"Looks like we'll have to wait until the Hawaiian party. Then we won't have to worry about this."

"Hahaha, are we still buying meal coupons for this meal?"

Leon laughed a few times, then glanced at the other stalls on both sides with Gus's stall as the center. He found that many strangers had set up their own food stalls here, and immediately asked.

"No, as you can see, this is an open market with a lot of choices and many merchants, so you can buy whatever you want to eat and trade directly." Gus shook his head, then looked at Leon's eyes looking around at his stall and asked.

"You didn't eat breakfast, right? Would you like to try my rose pudding and flower cake?"

"No, it's too sweet." Lyon shook his head and politely declined Guts's suggestion. He was indeed a little hungry, but although the food prepared by Guts looked beautiful, it was too delicate and they were all desserts, so Lyon still didn't like it very much.

"You, you, do you know how much those female tourists outside like these? But I also know you're a meat lover. Go to John's stall. He prepares all kinds of meat. It just so happens that his sales are the worst in the food street every year. You can go and take care of his business."

Gus rolled his eyes at Lyon in disgust, and was very disdainful of Lyon's statement that he didn't know what was going on, but he still helped Lyon choose merchants that suited his taste.

"Hehe, you still understand me, so don't blame me for not taking care of your business."

Leon said this to Gus with a smile, then followed Gus's instructions and went to find John.

When he arrived at John's stall, Leon discovered that John's stall was mostly full of meat, including freshly fried pork chops, stewed beef, fried chicken legs and wings coated with breadcrumbs, boiled chicken breasts, etc., without a trace of green.

"Leon, what would you like to eat?"

Seeing Leon appear, John asked expressionlessly.

"Let's have a pork chop in bread." Leon looked for a long time and finally chose the most filling combination.

"Hold on."

The display plates placed in front of the stall are just to give customers a more intuitive choice. When it comes to actual sales, the food ordered by customers is freshly made, so Leon is not in a hurry. He just stands aside and waits for John to finish his order.

"How much is it?" Lyon asked about the price since he had nothing to do.

"6G." John said without turning his head while frying pork chops seriously.

After hearing the price, Lyon did not hesitate. He took out 6G and threw it into John's cash box and continued to wait.

Soon, John fried the pork chop and put it in the sliced ​​bread: "Do you need sauce?"

"Sweet or salty?" Leon asked.

"Spicy," John corrected, shaking his head.

"Then give me more." Lyon's eyes lit up when he heard that and he said quickly.

When John heard this request, he rarely raised his head and looked at Lyon, his expression became much friendlier. He quickly brushed a layer of reddish-brown sauce on Lyon's pork chop, and finally picked up the bread and stuffed it into the small bag and handed it to Lyon.

Lyon felt scalded when he took it. The freshly baked pork chops and toasted bread were still quite hot, but the aroma of wheat and meat, coupled with the tempting color, made Lyon's mouth water.

After blowing on it twice, I took a bite. The juice from the fat steak melted into the bread. The aroma of fat and wheat, mixed with the spicy sauce, whetted my appetite.

"Sure, John, that's really good."

Lyon was quite surprised that John, the butcher, had such great cooking skills.

John forced a smile and nodded as a response to Leon, then continued to stand in front of his stall in a daze.

Seeing such a calm reaction, Leon did not feel ignored. This was not the first time he had seen John, and Leon had some understanding of this brother.

He doesn't talk much, but he works seriously.

Since John didn't like to talk, Leon naturally wouldn't force John to chat. He ate while walking, preparing to return to Gus's stall.

But after taking only two steps, Leon felt someone patting him on the back. He turned around and found that it was Sophia.

"You look very handsome today."

Listening to Sophia's praise, Leon also observed Sophia's outfit.

Wearing a western cowboy-style breeches and shirt and a cowboy hat, he looked like he was going on an adventure rather than a party.

　There will be a good recommendation tomorrow, so there will be a big explosion. As for how much, I don’t know. You can see the details yourself tomorrow. Thank you to all the friends who have read this far, thank you for your support, I love you.

(End of this chapter)