A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 787 The Girl in the Cemetery
After hearing the whole story, Leon also imagined the scene at that time and immediately understood why Clint didn't dare to come over.

"What about Olivia's attitude at that time?"

Leon asked a very important question.

After all, this matter is not a big deal, but it is not a small deal either. Olivia is a newcomer to Pelican Town, and the first impression she gives people is that of an independent, strong urban woman with a strong aura.

If she was very angry, then this incident would become a reason for her to attack Clint and vent her anger. Leon felt that Clint, an honest man, would not be able to withstand the capital and means.

"She wasn't angry. On the contrary, she felt a little embarrassed. After all, she was the one who teased Clint, and Olivia knew from Clint's previous behavior that this was obviously an accident," Emily explained.

"Did Clint apologize later?" Leon continued to ask.

"It seems that Clint wrote a letter of apology and also offered compensation and a series of compensation options, but Olivia rejected them all." Emily seemed to know a lot about this matter.

"Then do you think Olivia is planning to make things difficult for Clint because of this matter?" Leon asked.

"No, she doesn't really care about it. Instead, she's worried that Clint will get into trouble because of this. It's a pity that both sides think it's their own problem, which leads to them feeling guilty about each other and they have never been able to communicate face to face." Emily explained.

"So I've always been responsible for the communication between the two sides. After all, they are both my friends."

“I see.” Leon nodded. He didn’t expect Olivia to be so generous. He continued to ask.

"What about the current situation?"

"I managed to get Clint out and planned to have them talk face to face in a private room at the tavern, but Clint was very reluctant to go out, so we were stuck."

Emily's expression at the moment was quite helpless. Obviously, she still wanted to help with this matter, but it was a pity that Clint was too socially anxious, and because of this matter, he was embarrassed to face Olivia.

“Are you saying that Olivia is here too, so he doesn’t dare to come out?” Leon asked.

"Of course, otherwise how can we resolve this misunderstanding?" Emily asked in confusion.

"Can we trick him out? Once he sees Olivia, he'll be too embarrassed to run away." Leon suggested, "After all, we just need to bring the two parties together. With Olivia's social skills, I think she should be able to handle this."

"Trick them out? That's a bit inappropriate." Emily felt that Leon's proposal was quite unethical.

Isn’t this bullying an honest person?

"We can't let Olivia block the door," Leon complained.

"That's not really appropriate," Emily admitted, nodding.

"I remember you and Clint have a good relationship, Leon, can you help out too?"

"If I can help, I'll trick Clint out, and you can ask Olivia out, preferably in a closed environment. That way, we can block the door and Clint can't escape. After that, it's up to them to talk on their own."

Leon still insisted on his own idea. After all, this was the best way to deal with a personality like Clint.

Although Clint might complain about him later, Leon believed that Clint, with his good nature, would not hold a grudge against him. "It seems this is the only way." Emily thought for a moment and found that there was indeed no better way.

"Then you contact Olivia, make some time, and find an indoor location. I'll take care of Clint's side," Leon decided.

"Yeah." Emily nodded and agreed with Leon's decision.

After that, the two continued to chat about this topic for a while. When Gus brought Leon's dinner, Leon did not forget to help Emily with the details of the plan while eating.

Eventually, Emily decided to meet in the library.

"I'll take care of the library. Remember to make an appointment with Olivia." Leon directly took charge of the preparation of the venue. Given his relationship with Gunther, it shouldn't be a problem to temporarily borrow a reading room in the library.

"it is good."

After finishing his meal and paying, Leon left the Star Bar.

But he was not in a hurry to go back. Instead, he packed a pumpkin pie and wasabi salad for dinner and took them away as a gift to Krobus, and to return the dark amulet to Krobus.

Walking south from the Stardrop Salon is the cemetery, and to the west of the cemetery is the entrance to the sewer.

The place was very quiet at night, without any lights, but it didn't look eerie either. Lyon was a very courageous person, so he didn't deliberately avoid this area.

Only halfway through the walk, Leon noticed movement in the cemetery. He could faintly hear sobbing, which made the atmosphere even more terrifying in a cemetery.

Leon's first reaction was that something was wrong inside. After all, the remains of the miners he brought back from the mine last time were also buried here. Although the remains of the gods had been taken out, who knew whether these bones had been contaminated by evil forces and turned into monsters or ghosts like the skeleton warriors in the mine.

But when Leon quietly entered the cemetery with the Galaxy Watermelon Knife in hand, he discovered in the moonlight that the sobbing sound came from a pink-haired girl with her back to him.

Who else but Sofia could have such a unique hair color?
Leon also remembered the tombstone where Sophia was located. It was the grave of Robert and Alice, Sophia's parents.

Sophia showed up here late at night to mourn her parents and cried. This was not good news. Leon originally thought that with his interference and influence, Sophia should have temporarily gotten rid of the sad memory and started to greet the new life with a smile.

Walking forward silently, looking at the red forget-me-nots brought by Sophia in front of the tombstone, Leon did not speak, but just looked at Sophia quietly.

The girl who used to be full of energy was now kneeling in front of the tombstone, her face covered with tears, and her body was covered with grass debris and fallen leaves. Sophia looked so pitiful in the moonlight.

I don’t know how long Sophia stayed here, her sobbing voice was a little hoarse.

"Sofia."

Finally, Leon couldn't help but squat down, put his hand on Sophia's shoulder and reminded her softly.

"Leon!" The sudden voice startled Sophia, but when she felt the broad, strong and warm hand on her shoulder, as well as the familiar voice, Sophia immediately calmed down, turned her head to look at Leon's face, and cried louder in an instant, and threw herself directly into Leon's arms.

"Mom and Dad are missing. I used the Resurrection Stone to enter my dream, but I didn't see them come looking for me. Every time I used the Resurrection Stone to enter my dream, they would always come to my side the first time."

(End of this chapter)