A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 827 Blind Your Dog Eyes
When the thrown cockles entered the internal space of the fish tank, the air and space actually distorted, and the cockles disappeared from Lyon's sight.

Seeing this scene, Leon knew that his worries were unnecessary. Without hesitation, he threw out one fresh fish after another, and all of them were transferred to where they should go.

Until the last wooden leaping fish in the special fish collection pack was thrown out, Lyon's system backpack was instantly half empty. Four complete collection packs have been completed, and the only thing missing from the special fish collection pack is a sand fish that exists in the desert environment to complete the collection of the fish tank.

This time, no Junimos appeared around Leon to cheer. After all, he was still a little short of meeting the fish tank's collection pack catalog requirements. However, the gift for completing the five branch collection packs was presented by the Junimos hut.

"Advanced Bait*30: Makes fish bite the hook faster and reduces the chance of the bait getting off the hook."

"Premium Spinner Bait*1: The visual effect of metal flakes and colorful streamers attracts fish. Attaching it to your hook increases your chances of hooking up."

"Teleport Totem: Beach*5: Hold up the totem to teleport you directly to the beach. Each totem can only be used once."

"Radiance Ring*1: When worn, a brilliant light emanates from the ring, illuminating the darkness while also protecting against the invasion of evil forces."

"Crab Pot*3: Place in water, bait, and check periodically to see if anything has been caught. Can be used in streams, lakes, and the ocean."

This is the gift from the Junimos after completing the Sacrifice Pack branch.

Putting aside the crab cages that he could make himself, the high-end fishing baits that were of little use, and the unnecessary hardcover spinning baits, what Leon was most satisfied with were the five teleportation totems and the rings of glory that led directly to the beach.

Although the role of the former is relatively useless in the game, it is very practical in reality.

Leon gave the teleportation totem to the mountains that he had obtained from the mystery box to Abigail in front of Yuba's forge, so that it could be used in dangerous moments and become a scroll to return to the city to escape from danger.

Although Abigail did not use it later, she did not return it to Leon. But Leon actually had no intention of taking it back. After all, Abigail was still an ordinary person at that time. Having such a thing could at least be regarded as a life-saving trump card.

Now he has obtained teleportation totems with the same effect, five at a time, which means that Leon has a life-saving amulet that can teleport back to Stardew Valley five times. If he had this thing when he was captured last time, Leon probably wouldn't have needed to act with Camilla there.

However, it is also possible that the teleportation totem will fail in that environment, and the probability is very high. After all, a great wizard like Camilla did not use magic to escape. It is hard to say whether the convenient teleportation prop that an ordinary person can trigger and use will be effective.

But not all places have the same restrictions as the bases of the Madmen.

The latter is a magic ring with some additional effects than in the game, and no small prefix. Lyon doesn't know its specific value, but with this thing, at least it will be much more convenient to travel in the dark or explore areas without lighting facilities.

The environment of the old community center was relatively dark, so Leon did not hesitate to take off the small magnetic ring in his hand and replace it with the Radiance Ring.

When the ring was put on the finger, it did not immediately emit light to dispel the darkness around it, but this was not because of the problem of the ring, but because of Leon's choice.

After putting the ring on, Leon sensed some of its mysteries and established a connection with it. Whether it shone, the range of the shimmering light, the intensity of the light, and so on, Leon could control it through this magical connection, rather than immediately turning into a humanoid light bulb after putting it on.

After understanding the effects of the Ring of Glory, Lyon began to officially use the special effects of this magic ring. Under Lyon's control, a circle of beige light began to bloom from the ring, dispelling the darkness around Lyon.

At maximum power output, Leon noticed that the radius of the maximum irradiation range was about five meters. With himself as the center, the diameter was ten meters, enough to cover the entire hall of the old community center.

And although the light is bright, it is not dazzling, a bit like the light cast by an old-fashioned tungsten filament bulb.

But this is not fixed, the color and brightness of the light can still be adjusted.

With Lyon's deliberate changes, the beige luster turned into pure white, and the brightness was also maximized by Lyon.

"Ah! My eyes!"

But Lyon did not find out the effect. Instead, he was blinded by the light he created.

Even if I closed my eyes, everything was still white, and tears flowed silently under the stimulation of the strong light.

He quickly lowered the brightness of the light, keeping it at about the same wattage as a fluorescent lamp. Leon then reluctantly opened his eyes, rubbed away the tears from the corners of his eyes, blinked frantically to relieve the dryness and discomfort in his eyes, and soon his normal vision returned.

"It's a killer weapon that can catch the enemy off guard."

Recalling the tragic torture he had just suffered, Leon had some dark thoughts in his mind. He couldn't bear such a dazzling light intensity, and others might find it difficult to bear it either. If he shone it directly at maximum brightness during a battle or when he needed to interfere with the opponent's vision, the tactical effect would be exactly the same as a flash bomb.

This luster does not distinguish between friend and foe, so you still have to make some preparations before using it, so as not to hurt the enemy and yourself at the same time. But you have to admit that if this thing is used properly, it is indeed a good auxiliary prop.

After playing with the Ring of Radiance for a while, Leon turned off its light and put it back into his backpack.

It won't be used in the short term, and compared to the low-key small magnetic ring, the Brilliant Ring looks very luxurious. The material like Hetian jade and the huge ring face like a pigeon egg are a bit too ostentatious.

Moreover, even if it is not lit, it will emit a faint luster. Carrying it with you when traveling will be too conspicuous and does not fit in with Lyon's low-key farmer temperament.

Perhaps it would be most appropriate to use it in a scenario that suits it or in combat.

At that time, there is no need to manually take off the belt, and you can directly use the system backpack to complete the switch in seconds. This is something Lyon has tried, and it is also a risky move.

(End of this chapter)