A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 758 I have money!
"Thank you for your hard work. Let's have lunch together?"

Since Robin was so hardworking even on rainy days, Leon naturally invited her to have lunch together.

"Okay." Robin gladly accepted Leon's invitation, then looked at Sophia and winked at Leon: "Then I'll trouble you."

Leon ignored Robin's strange look. The innocent are innocent. Some things do not need to be explained. He has a clear conscience.

After a brief chat with Robin, Leon and Sophia returned to the house. After returning, Leon took the umbrella that Sophia was holding when she came in at the door, and came back to Robin with the umbrella and handed over his sailor hat.

"The benefits of rainwater to the body also have a limit. Excessive rain will not help any more. Wearing this hat can keep you out of the rain."

"Thank you." Robin put the hat on his head and noticed that the rain was blocked. He immediately smiled at Leon and nodded, teasing, "Now I understand why you and Demetrius can't get along. One of you is good at science, and the other is good at magic. You are naturally incompatible."

"It's just a personality clash," Lyon complained, shaking his head.

Not all scientists resist the occult, and those who use the occult will not ignore the stubborn old-fashioned man who is involved in the development and application of science. He and Demetrius simply dislike each other.

Leaving the sailor hat to Robin, Leon returned to the house with an umbrella. He could not see any trace of Sophia, but he could hear a lot of noise coming from the bathroom. It seemed that Sophia had started packing her clothes.

Without wasting any time, Lyon began to make preparations. Although the crayfish had not been bought yet, the hot pot base and ingredients for the hot pot could be prepared in advance.

Lyon was busy boiling fresh butter, washing common mushrooms, slicing beef rolls, and cutting potato slices.

About ten minutes later, Sophia came out of the bathroom. She had changed into the same clothes she wore when she came here in the morning, which made Leon couldn't help but ask.

"Is the clothes dry?"

"Well, come on, you have such amazing magic props at home, why didn't you tell me in advance?"

Sophia actually didn't expect this herself. She took the clothes out of the washing machine and planned to wring them out by hand to remove most of the water, and then take them out and hang them upstairs. But when she was wringing the clothes in the bathroom, she noticed a laundry basket with a quick-drying label on it.

Trying to throw the wet clothes into it, she watched as the clothes in the basket automatically began to evaporate a lot of water. It only took a few breaths to make a wet piece of clothing become extremely dry without leaving any wrinkles. It dried quickly and had an ironing effect at the same time.

"I wouldn't know if you didn't tell me. It should have been left by Abigail." Leon was a little confused when he heard that, but he still understood what Sophia said.

After all, it involves magic props, and I don’t know about it, so it can only be Abigail.

"Abigail? Is she a magician?" Sophia looked at Leon in surprise and asked back.

"Well, but female spellcasters are usually called witches." Leon did not hide it. After all, Sophia is now one of his own and has experienced a lot of supernatural situations, so there is no need to worry that she can't accept it.

"No wonder you two can get together." Thinking of Leon's magic and now knowing Abigail's hidden specialness, Sophia's mood instantly became depressed. Compared with these two guys who each have magical abilities, she seems too ordinary.

Her original fighting spirit was further dented. After all, fighting a witch with magical powers was completely different from fighting an ordinary small-town girl who had taken the initiative. Sophia felt her chances of winning had plummeted, and she saw no hope at all. "It's not because Abigail is a witch that we're together," Leon explained, patting Sophia's head.

"And even if we are not ordinary people, I won't have any strange opinions or barriers towards you. After all, you are my sister, and you are not an ordinary person either."

"But I don't know magic." Sophia looked up at Leon and answered aggrievedly.

"Have you forgotten the Star Fruit you ate?" Leon reminded.

"You mean I can make grapes grow regardless of the season and steadily improve the yield and quality of grapes? That's not cool at all." Sophia complained.

"But it's very useful. Don't you know how powerful this ability is for a farmer?

And the Star Fruit doesn't just grant special abilities, it also improves your overall physical fitness, so you're not an ordinary person.

Not to mention that you only ate one Star Fruit. If your body doesn't resist the intake of Star Fruits, you should be able to continue eating. Maybe as you eat more, you will become a master too?" Leon comforted Sophia.

"Really?" Sophia perked up when she heard that.

"Really? But if you find the second Star Fruit, don't rush to eat it. At least come and see me and let me confirm your condition before considering using it. Do you understand?" Leon warned Sophia.

Although the Star Fruit can grant the eater special abilities and improve the eater's physical fitness, it also has its limits. Forcing the body to eat more fruit than it can absorb against its will will not lead to good results and will cause an explosion.

"Well, then I will find a way to collect the star fruit later." Sophia nodded and decided.

"Don't worry, you are still young and there will be plenty of opportunities in the future." Leon continued to stroke Sophia's head to comfort her.

There are quite a few Star Fruits in this world. Leon feels that with Sophia's financial resources and relationship with the Far Travel Chamber of Commerce, it should not be difficult for her to get a second or even a third Star Fruit.

"The most urgent thing now is to prepare lunch. Do you have a driver's license? If you do, you can drive my pickup truck to Gus's to buy some crawfish."

Bringing the topic back to reality, Leon asked Sophia.

"Of course I do. I still have a car, but it's in Scarlett's hands in the suburbs of Grampton. You can rest assured and give the keys to me." Because of Leon's comfort, Sophia has regained her energy and assured Leon with a proud look on her face.

"The key is in the key box at the door. This is my card. Remember to buy more crayfish from Gus. There will be more than just the two of us having lunch at noon." Leon handed over his gift card and pointed to a small box on the shoe cabinet at the entrance.

"No, I have money." Sophia ignored the gift card handed to her by Leon, ran to the shoe cabinet, took the key to the Beast Pickup, and left the house wearing a sailor hat.

(End of this chapter)