A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 738 Emergency Situation
"The experience of catching the king fish again has given you a deeper understanding of fishing, and your fishing skills have been upgraded by one level.

You find that in addition to fishing rods, bait and hooks can also help improve your fishing skills. Bait makers, spinning baits, and trap floats have all been unlocked.

Bait Maker: You can make targeted bait by putting fish in it. All fish can be put into this device. Required for making: Iron Ingot*3, Coral*3, Sea Urchin*1
Spinner (fishhook): Its shape causes it to spin in the water, slightly increasing its appeal to fish. (Easily broken) Required: Iron Ingot*2
Trap Float (Fish Hook): Makes it harder for fish to escape. (Easily broken) Required for crafting: Copper Ingot*1, Sap*10.

As the crimson fish was obtained, the system prompts followed. The fishing level that had just been upgraded went up to level six, and a new recipe that even Leon was surprised by was unlocked.

That was the protagonist of the previous chat with Willy, a fishing bait making machine that had just been developed and had not yet been officially launched on the market.

Such a surprising level increase and recipe unlocking made Leon feel that good people are indeed rewarded. He didn't care much about this beautiful crimson fish and handed it directly to Willy.

"Willy, your summer fish king."

After all, it was Willy's fishing rod, so the crimson fish caught naturally belonged to Willy. Leon had taken advantage of the situation and had agreed to help, so he naturally wouldn't turn against Willy for a non-unique king fish.

But Willy didn't take the crimson fish. Instead, he smiled and stepped forward to help Leon remove the hook from the crimson fish's mouth and said, "This is your fish king, Leon. Without you, I wouldn't be able to catch this energetic guy."

"But this is your trophy. You caught it first and you held on for so long. I'm just cleaning up the mess. This fish should be yours." Leon reminded Willy with a frown. He really didn't care about a king fish.

"I've already got what I wanted, the process of playing the game with the king of fish. This is the most enjoyable moment for anglers. Fish are just an unexpected product of the process. I already have a crimson fish, and this one should be yours. After all, without your help, I wouldn't have been able to continue. The result is obvious. I will definitely fall into the water with my rod and myself."

Willy waved his hand, retracted the fishing rod, and at the same time pushed Leon's hand that was stretched out to grab the crimson fish back to Leon's chest: "Just think of it as inheritance. I already feel that I am no match for the fish kings now. My age and body are no longer young.

You, on the other hand, are not only in your prime, but you've already caught your third King Fish. All you need are the Spring King Fish and the Winter King Fish to complete the Grand Slam. So I hope you can persevere and achieve this honor, which few people in Stardew Valley's history have accomplished."

"Now that you've said that, it would be a bit ungrateful if I don't accept it." Hearing Willy bring up the word inheritance, Lyon was under great pressure.

But he didn't refuse any further. Judging from Willy's expression, he really didn't care about a king fish. He just enjoyed the challenge of fishing for the king fish.

Maybe this is what a pure fisherman is like.

Lyon has not yet reached this state. He fishes for the purpose of eating and selling. Although it is vulgar, it is also human nature.

And even if Willy didn't say it, Leon would not let go of the remaining two fish kings. He was now certain that the fishing king might really be a shortcut to quickly improve the fishing level.

"Hahaha, it's not that outrageous. I just think it's a pity that your talent is not used to accomplish this feat. Stardew Valley is not like those big cities where life is so colorful. I also think that in addition to working on the farm, you have to find some entertainment activities to kill time. Fishing is a good choice." Willy hurriedly explained to Leon.

"I was just joking. Thanks, Willy." Leon put the crimson fish into his backpack and then gave Willy a big hug. "I'll take the crimson fish as a gift. I'll bring you something nice tomorrow. I think you'll like it."

“Then I’m looking forward to it.” Willy smiled happily and patted Leon’s shoulder: “But before that, you have to pay for the drinks tonight.”

"No problem, I'll take care of it. As long as you can drink, I can even buy out Gus's wine cellar." Lyon promised generously.

"Hahaha, okay." Willy nodded, then put the fishing rod aside and hid under the parasol.

"You don't want to fish anymore?" Leon asked doubtfully, seeing Willy about to lie down.

"I'm old, and that crimson fish just now has exhausted me. I'd better conserve my energy and fight again tonight." Willy waved his hand: "You go ahead, I'll just chat with you on the side."

"Okay, it's a bit boring to fish and wait alone. I welcome someone to chat with me for free." Leon nodded, sat down again, put the bait on his fishing rod, threw it into the water, and continued chatting with Willy.

"There's a fish." While chatting, Willy was intentionally or unintentionally helping Leon keep an eye on the float. When he saw a big black float on Leon's fishing line, he immediately reminded him.

Lyon naturally noticed it, and he pulled it hard. Then he found that there was not much resistance on the other end of the fishhook, so he was pulled ashore.

What was hanging on the hook was not a fish, but a short, rough piece of wood.

Leon reached out his hand to touch the wood, just wanting to see if it was driftwood, but the next second, the wood shattered into pieces. When he opened his eyes again, Leon found that he had left the dock and was teleported to a palace with a very familiar decoration style.

The sea-blue crystal structure, the bed made of giant oyster shells, the pillars inlaid with various sparkling gems, the tables, chairs and benches made of translucent emerald green crystal, and the pearl chandeliers the size of apples floating in the air and emitting soft fluorescent light, all show the luxury and nouveau riche temperament.

Of course, there are also down-to-earth things, such as the eye-catching red coral clothes rack, which is filled with a variety of women's clothing. But there are only upper body styles.

"Helena?!"

The most eye-catching person in the room was a beauty with long sea-blue hair, wearing extremely seductive thin silk underwear, and exposing a large area of ​​snow-white and delicate skin. She was none other than Helena, the mermaid queen who took away Leon's first blood.

"Are you surprised to see me?" Helena was in human form at this moment, her beautiful face full of resentment.

"Do you think that since I'm back in the ocean, I won't be able to keep the twice-a-month date you promised me?"

(End of this chapter)