A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 560 Mini Golden Bell

"There are some, but I need to take a look." Leon nodded and replied. He did have some things he wanted to buy, such as a gram of sand of time and the sculpture of vitality of life he was looking at now.

This sculpture of vitality can ensure that crops within a five-meter radius can resist the influence of the seasons during the change of seasons and preserve their vitality and vitality. In other words, it can prevent some crops from withering due to the change of seasons.

Lyon bought this thing in order to protect the ancient fruits in his ancient fruit fields, so that these treasures can avoid freezing to death in the winter and survive forever.

"Oh? Are you interested in the Vitality Sculpture? It seems that you have planted some special precious plants on your farm. Let me guess, it's ancient fruit, right?" Maria asked with a smile as she saw Leon staring at the Vitality Sculpture.

"Yes, Aunt Maria guessed well." Leon nodded and praised.

"There are only so many rare things you can get in Stardew Valley, and they're easy to guess. Besides, I don't like the way you praise a child." Maria rolled her eyes at Lyon, then walked to his side, patted his shoulder and reminded him.

"Actually, I don't recommend you buy this. Your grandfather once commissioned me and others to help him build a greenhouse. You can definitely grow ancient fruits in the greenhouse. It's not as reliable as buying this statue with a narrow effective area."

"The greenhouse is destroyed and cannot be used for the time being." Lyon explained helplessly.

"Ruined? Who destroyed it?" Maria got angry when she heard this. After all, the construction of that greenhouse was one of her proudest works. How could she not be angry when she heard that it was ruined?

"Well, it was probably grandpa's idea. He wanted me to build the farm from scratch, so he demolished everything he had built before. Now only ruins are left of the greenhouse." Seeing Maria's expression, and the more obvious sense of oppression and threat when she was angry, Leon hurriedly admitted it.

"The old man only knows how to ruin good things. He is really sick." Upon hearing this, Maria became even more angry, but it only lasted for a moment before she suddenly calmed down.

"But the old man is dead now, so there's no point in getting angry. Leon, if you want to repair the greenhouse, I can help, but the cost of rebuilding it is not a small amount. This greenhouse not only requires the design of a constant temperature effect and a growth protection barrier, but also the assistance of a magician and the expansion of the space. It's extremely troublesome. This old man really doesn't hold back when it comes to cheating his descendants."

"Repairing it shouldn't be that difficult. Grandpa left me an assessment. If I pass the assessment, maybe I can regain control of the greenhouse." Leon comforted Maria with a smile.

He has now confirmed that the old community center was designed by his grandfather in order to guide Lyon to adapt to the work on the farm and have a goal to work towards. By the way, he is also guiding Lyon to experience the various lifestyles and entertainment methods in Stardew Valley.

"Assessment?" Maria looked at Leon in confusion.

Leon did not keep the secret. Judging from Maria's attitude towards him, this was indeed a person he could trust, so Leon and Maria explained the grandfather's assessment and the sacrifice package from the old community center.

"I see. He's quite thoughtful. This is indeed an interesting assessment, and it's a great starting point for you to integrate into Stardew Valley and Pelican Town. I didn't expect this reckless man to come up with such an arrangement. I thought that besides brawn and violence, his meager intelligence had been completely used up by agricultural skills."

After listening to Leon's explanation, Maria began to look at her grandfather with a new respect, but she was still merciless in her words and her complaints were extremely sharp.

Leon wasn't angry about this, but rather thought it quite reasonable. After all, only true friends could express dislike so openly. "While this assessment is meaningful, I think you should repair the greenhouse sooner, so I can offer you a little help."

After complaining about her grandfather, Maria spoke to Leon and pulled Leon to a corner. Then Leon saw Maria take out a clock made entirely of gold from a secret compartment hidden in the wall.

"What is this?" Lyon asked curiously when he saw the golden clock that was kept so hidden and had such a crude shape.

"I once created an imitation, but I thought it was a failure, so I hid it away and didn't dare sell it as a commodity. But it can help you." Maria placed the golden clock on the display case.

“I call it the Mini Golden Clock, and it was originally created to replicate the effect of a real golden clock.

But because I am not very good at magic, and I am relatively frugal with materials, and I have not yet discussed it with those guardian-level mages, I can only make such a defective product with no permanent effect. If I really use it, the effect can only last for a quarter.

But it's enough for you. You just need to take this mini golden clock back and press the timer button when the summer is about to begin, and Red Star Farm will be independent of the rules of nature for a quarter.

That way, you can use this quarter, or three months, to plant plants for all seasons, complete the sacrifices the old man has prepared for you ahead of time, and repair the greenhouse before autumn."

"so smart?!"

Hearing that this so-called defective product had such an outrageous effect, Leon didn't know whether Maria was being too critical or whether his vision was too narrow.

Leon knew about the Golden Bell, but in the game, its effect was just to prevent debris from appearing on your farm and prevent the fence from rotting. It was just a useless luxury decoration that was completely disproportionate to its manufacturing price of 10 million Gold.

Who would have thought that in reality, there would be such a miraculous effect.

"It's far less effective than a real golden clock. A real golden clock, as long as it stands in an area, can permanently disrupt the flow of time in that area. Mine can only last for a quarter." Maria added awkwardly.

"It's already very powerful, really. After all, this is something that interferes with time." Lyon sighed seriously. Only at this moment did he understand how big the difference was between the world of the big guys and a little Karami like himself.

"I can feel that you are sincerely praising me, but I still feel ashamed, so just use this thing by yourself and don't tell anyone that I made it." Maria warned Leon with a stern face.

"Yes, thank you Aunt Maria." Leon nodded quickly, and then happily wanted to take the mini golden clock into his pocket, but before he put his hand on it, Maria held down Leon's big hand.

"This isn't free for you. You have to pay for it."

(End of this chapter)