A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 640 Willy's Little Classroom

After leaving Olivia's mansion, Leon decided that he would never set foot here again unless necessary.

After all, an old woman who is almost the same age as herself, and a terrible strong woman with a strong desire for control and many schemes, is really scary. If she is good-looking, she can be a widow of the glamorous mother level, but if she is not good-looking, it is a bit scary.

Fortunately, the matter has been settled. Although it has little to do with me, at least I know the exact information, so it is not a wasted trip.

Leon did not intend to inform Penny of this good news, because Olivia should contact Penny soon. In this matter, Leon felt that it would be better for Olivia to bear the responsibility, and there was no need for him to take the credit.

After all, Olivia is the employer, and she is also hoping that someone will remember her well so that she can integrate into Pelican Town faster.

So all Lyon has to do is continue his gift-giving journey.

Next stop, the beach.

When Lyon put away his bicycle in front of the beach and chose to walk in, he saw a group of people at the pier from a distance. It seemed very lively. On the beach in front of the pier, Lyon also saw a very familiar old pickup truck.

Leon quickened his pace out of curiosity and went to the dock. Here he saw Lewis, whom he had not found before, Willy, and four people he did not know, two young men and two middle-aged men.

These people stood with Willy as the center, watching Willy's operation very seriously. Leon also came over and understood what these people were doing.

"The crab cage's fixed line must be tied to the shore, even in fresh water. After all, even calm rivers and lakes may have undercurrents. If you don't tie the fixed line properly, it will be difficult to get to the crab cage the next day.

Another thing to note is that when pulling the crab cage, don't pull it too quickly. Make sure to keep the opening of the crab cage facing upwards, otherwise the opening may peel off, causing the shrimp, crabs and shellfish inside to escape. After all, these cages have been used for a long time and are not as tight and secure as new ones. "

The four strangers nodded repeatedly to indicate that they had taken note.

"Putting crab pots is actually not difficult, and it doesn't take long. As you can see, all you have to do is put bait in them, throw them into the water, and tie the fixed line to the shore. You can come over to see your harvest the next day. It only takes one hour a day to complete it.

If you are more diligent, you can even collect twice a day. Put out the cages in the early morning, collect them in the evening, put out the bait, and collect them again the next morning. You can make more money this way. You can keep the fish you catch for yourself or sell them to me or Gus. We won't bargain for you.

You've all seen the target purchase price, and conservatively, even if I make one trip a day, I can still make 4-50G. If I'm lucky and get something in every cage, then 1-200G a day is no problem."

After explaining the precautions, Willy did not forget to emphasize the benefits involved. After all, this was the main reason that attracted these four people from Stardew Valley.

Hearing that the guaranteed bonus was 4-50G, Lyon clearly noticed that the four people had looks of anticipation and excitement on their faces, and the corners of their mouths couldn't help but rise. It was obvious that these four people were very excited.

"And the first week is free. All you have to do is occasionally repair the crab cages. After a week, you'll need to pay for the crab cage rental fee, which isn't high, 100G per month. If you want to invest in it long-term, then you can rent it for three months, and then the crab cages will be completely yours. Later, when you have more money, you can expand the number of crab cages you own to earn more. Anyway, no matter how many you catch, I will buy them, so there's no need to worry about that."

Willy broke the news to the four people again, then looked at Lewis.

"Well, I can guarantee that what Willy said is true, but there is one thing I want to say. After you get the crab pot, it's best to put your own mark on it. That way, when others collect the crab pot and see the mark that doesn't belong to them, they won't touch it. We are all trying to supplement our family income, and we are neighbors in the same town. I don't want to cause any unpleasantness because of this kind of thing."

Lewis stood up at the right time to remind the four people, or rather, to warn them: "If I or others find out, don't blame me for suing you for illegal possession and then depriving you of this part-time job opportunity. Do you understand?"

"Don't worry, Lewis, we know the rules. Besides, we are all acquaintances, who would do this?" One of the middle-aged men smiled and comforted Lewis.

"I can guarantee that I will beat up anyone who messes up." Another young man shouted, waving his fist.

"Actually, I originally planned to assign you to different areas, but I gave up on that idea because I thought it might make you feel unbalanced. However, Willy also told me that if there are too many crab pots in one area, some people's crab pots may be full, while others' crab pots are empty. So, you can discuss among yourselves which waters to place the crab pots. As long as it doesn't affect other people's lives and doesn't pollute the environment, as long as it is in Stardew Valley, you can place crab pots in all waters."

After Lewis gave another reminder, he stopped talking and handed the right to speak to Willy.

Willy actually didn't know what to say. After all, placing crab pots was not a complicated job. He could only bite the bullet and share his experience, and mentioned some locations suitable for placing crab pots.

"Lewis, you guys are very quick." While Willy was teaching, Leon patted Lewis on the shoulder and said.

"After all, it's an extra job with good pay. There are a lot of people in Pelican Town who are suitable for this job, but no one has thought about it before." Lewis turned his head to look at Leon and replied with a smile.

"This will make Willy feel more at ease." Leon nodded, and then continued: "When will you go back?"

"Wait a minute, I have to help them transport the crab cages. After all, there are 25 of them. per person is still a bunch. It might be difficult for them to carry them back by themselves, so I drove a pickup truck to help." Lewis explained.

"Then I'll give you this bottle of wine first. I brewed it myself. It just came out of the barrel today. I'm giving it to you to try." Lyon took out a bottle of cactus fruit wine and handed it to Lewis.

"Thank you. It seems that you have started to expand the business scope of the farm. This is a good thing, but I hope you don't forget that the crops themselves are the foundation of the farm." Lewis took the fruit wine in surprise, and did not forget to remind Leon.

"Don't worry, I know my limits. After all, without good fruits, how can I get the materials for making wine?" Lyon joked with a smile.

(End of this chapter)