A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 658: Summer
"Little paicai, very cute and fun-loving."

Leon gently kissed the cheek of Abigail who was sleeping soundly beside him, complained silently, covered Abigail with a quilt, and stood up to clean up the mess with his bare butt.

If you leave the wet clothes in the bathroom on the floor all night, they will probably go bad the next day, so you have to put them in the washing machine.

While washing clothes, Leon also made a cup of tea and prepared a cup for Abigail and poured boiled water into it, so that the girl would not be thirsty in the middle of the night and could not find water to drink.

After drinking a cup of tea, Leon glanced at the washing machine that was still running, and without waiting any longer, he went upstairs directly, sat on the balcony with his naked butt, and looked up at the sky.

At this moment, the pointer reached twelve o'clock, which meant that the last day of March had ended.

From now on, it is April, which is summer time.

What made Lyon feel outrageous was that just after midnight, the perceived temperature here began to soar, rising directly from the previously comfortable 0 degrees to around 30+, and the air also became much drier.

This experience is exactly like walking out of an air-conditioned room in summer.

"Such an outrageous and timely change of seasons?"

The temperature had risen so much just after summer arrived, which really opened Lyon's eyes.

Fortunately, this sudden rise in temperature only lasted for a short while and then began to slowly drop, but in the end, it still remained above 25 degrees, which was not much different from the temperature at noon in spring. This was still early in the morning, the time of the day when the temperature was the lowest.

Lyon looked down at the fields below in unison. In the moonlight, they could see the crops were still green and lush. They breathed a sigh of relief. It seemed that the mini golden bell had taken effect. The non-summer crops in the fields were still alive and had not withered.

Only then did Leon understand why those out-of-season crops would wither instantly when the seasons changed. Plants with demanding growing conditions might not be able to withstand the changes in temperature and air humidity caused by the seasonal change.

After looking out the window for a while, Leon returned to the house, closed the glass door to the balcony, glanced at Abigail who was sleeping soundly, and lifted the quilt that had been covering her.

There is no way. The temperature rises too quickly. If I use this kind of quilt, I will probably get prickly heat after one night.

However, Leon didn't prepare a thinner blanket, so he just found a T-shirt and covered Abigail's belly with it. He also took a T-shirt and put it on his belly, then lay on the bed and closed his eyes.

Nothing happened that night. When Leon got up the next day, he frowned. The temperature in the morning was higher than last night, and his body felt a little sticky.

The main culprit was Abigail, who had been clinging to him and hugging him tightly without him knowing when. Beads of sweat appeared on this girl's forehead. She was obviously scorching hot, but she just wouldn't let go.

"Oh, we need to install air conditioning."

Leon tried to pull Abigail away, but the more he pulled, the tighter she hugged him. Leon had no choice but to silently endure this big hand warmer that was out of place for the season.

Until such a temperature that even Abigail couldn't stand it anymore, she opened her eyes dazedly and murmured: "It's so hot, Leon, did you turn on the fireplace?"

"It's summer, my baby." Leon was finally able to break free from Abigail's restraints and stand up. He opened the sliding door to the balcony, and a wave of heat instantly hit him in the face.

"Oh, by the way, it's summer today." Abigail also got up from the bed, feeling a little sticky, so she called to Leon: "I'm going downstairs to take a shower, do you want to join me?" "Yeah." Leon and Abigail went downstairs together, and then lined up in the bathroom to take a shower together. Because of the morning heat, Leon didn't have the heart to do anything stupid, and Abigail was also happy to relax.

Last night's battle made her completely understand that the mage was indeed no match for the warrior in hand-to-hand combat, and was completely crushed in a one-sided battle.

After taking a shower, he felt much more refreshed. Leon left the bathroom first and started preparing breakfast.

The weather was hot, so Lyon didn't feel like eating dry and greasy food, so he went to the rice shop to make a pot of porridge and added some tuna shreds to it. A simple bowl of fish porridge was enough. It tasted sweet and was pretty good.

"I'm going to install an air conditioner in my room. What do you think?"

While eating, Leon took the opportunity to discuss with Abigail.

"Sure." Abigail nodded. "You need to change your quilt too. Your current quilt is too thick."

"Well, I'll go buy it. Do you think we should go to Joja's or somewhere else?" Leon asked this because it seemed that the only place that sold electrical appliances in the town was Joja's Supermarket, and Abigail didn't like Joja's Supermarket very much.

"Just go to Joja's? Why go so far?" Abigail looked at Leon in confusion, then reacted. "I hate it, but I admit it's definitely more convenient to have a Joja's in town. You don't have to bother yourself just to consider my feelings."

"Well, I'll go to Joja's house later." Since Abigail was fine, Leon didn't say anything more.

After breakfast, Abigail used magic to clean the pots and pans, then kissed Leon on the face, changed into her wizard robes, and left the farm.

Leon was not idle either. He went out to take a look at the situation in the field, took the rice to the chicken coop to feed the chickens and collect the eggs, then went for a walk in the cave, brought back three ordinary mushrooms, two poisonous red mushrooms and one purple mushroom, and then returned to the farmland.

Although the sprinkler solved the problem of daily watering, it did not mean that Lyon would not care about the fields.

He planned to put into practice the fertilization method he learned from Linus last time. If it could increase the output of high-quality crops, Lyon would naturally not miss it.

A bag of fertilizer was opened a little, and Lyon used a hoe to comb the soil for the crops in the field, keeping the soil loose, while not forgetting to sprinkle the fertilizer in the bag.

This is a meticulous and boring job, but Lyon does it very enthusiastically because he finds that when fertilizing in this way, he can actually feel the land and crops conveying a faint joy to him.

This feeling is wonderful, just like interacting with children. Although they can't speak, the dependence and gratitude they express are so satisfying.

It must be the influence of forest magic, Leon thought.

"Busy? Are the materials I need ready?"

Lyon, who had just finished combing about a quarter of the field, was attracted by the roar of the engine and looked up. He saw a pickup truck full of neatly stacked wood. Robin, who was sitting in the driver's seat of the pickup truck, smiled and waved at Lyon and asked.

(End of this chapter)