A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 836: Almost Unable to Become a Human Being

After running for a while, Lyon still didn't feel tired, but he had no interest in continuing running.

After all, three hours of sprinting has already confirmed that the infinite energy and never-tiring nature are indeed real and powerful abilities, and there is no point in running any further.

After returning to the house, Leon shook his legs to make sure there was no numbness from strenuous exercise. He had a clearer understanding of the upper limit and significance of this ability.

"Wait, I won't have to eat or sleep in the future."

Surprised by the effect of unlimited vitality, Lyon suddenly thought about his daily living habits in this passive state.

If energy is unlimited, then will eating to replenish physical strength and sleeping to replenish mental strength be abolished? Then what is the difference between us and robots?
No, robots still need to be charged, whether it is charged by a plug or solar energy, but they still need a way to replenish it.

Thinking of this, Leon felt a little panicked. After all, eating and sleeping were usually very troublesome. It could even be said that half of his life would be affected by these two items. But if they were really gone, he might not be able to get used to it.

Could it really have become a perpetual motion machine?

Thinking of this, Leon felt a little conflicted, and then he started the experiment.

The first thing to consider is whether eating will be affected.

Even if you are not hungry, the joy and taste enjoyment brought by delicious food are also an indispensable enjoyment in life. Really losing the desire for food is definitely not good news for Lyon, who is half a foodie.

Fortunately, in addition to the regular ingredients at home, because of Abigail's greedy nature, she also stockpiled a lot of snacks and fruits.

After finding some bread, potato chips and chocolate, Lyon started stuffing them into his mouth.

There was no change in taste, and the food tasted exactly as I remembered.

There was no obstruction in the swallowing action, and I felt a full feeling after the food went into my stomach. There was no feeling of nausea or discomfort, and my eating was not affected.

But one thing was different from before, that is, Leon found that no matter how much he ate, he never seemed to feel full.

A large bag of small bread, after removing the packaging, the weight of the bread itself alone is about three pounds. If all of it is stuffed into the stomach, in the past, Leon would have felt bloated, but now all of the bread hit his stomach, but even the stomach bag was not bulged, and the small belly was not pushed up.

Lyon himself did not feel the uncomfortable feeling of fullness and bloating.

Lyon, who didn't believe it, grabbed packets of potato chips and chocolate and stuffed them into his stomach. But no matter how much Lyon ate, his stomach was like a bottomless pit and could never be filled.

But such high-intensity and large-volume eating did not come without feedback. After eating a table full of packaging bags, Leon found that his originally somewhat restrained and shriveled muscles had expanded a little again. Although not as exaggerated as before, they were much fuller than the thin feeling he had just felt after eating the Star Fruit.

This proves that eating is meaningful for Leon. At least his body can digest the energy provided by these foods and feed it back into the body.

There just doesn't seem to be any feedback of feeling full.

I don’t know whether the stomach has really evolved into a bottomless pit, or whether Leon has not yet reached the upper limit of what he can eat. These all require follow-up experiments.

But Lyon was able to eat, and his taste buds were no different from before. He felt at ease. At least the simple pleasure of enjoying delicious food was not taken away, but strengthened instead.

The increase in appetite means that in the future, Lyon can eat as much as he wants and enjoy delicious food for a longer time.

After solving the problem of eating, the second thing is naturally sleep.

Although sleep is more unnecessary than eating in Leon's opinion, he is not willing to be a night owl with his eyes wide open all night long. In this quiet time when most people are sleeping and resting, he is the only one who cannot fall asleep. He will have to endure a period of endless boredom.

While he could use this opportunity to enjoy his nightlife twice as much as others, Stardew Valley wasn't as lively at night as the city. And Leon felt a bit strange being a streetwalker at night, rather than enjoying the beauty lying in his arms. So he cleaned up his mess, took a few deep breaths to calm himself, and then lay down on the sofa, closing his eyes. Soon, he naturally fell asleep.

When he opened his eyes again, it was already dark outside. It was obvious that Lyon slept soundly that afternoon and had no energy problems that prevented him from enjoying sleep. This made Lyon completely relieved.

Moreover, Leon felt pretty good after this sleep. Although he was full of energy before falling asleep, after waking up after sleeping for such a long time, Leon could feel that his mind was clearer and more relaxed.

"You're awake. It looks like you've had a very tiring day. After all, it's rare to see you taking a nap in the afternoon."

As soon as Leon got up from the sofa, he heard Abigail's voice.

She had come back at some unknown time and now she was sticking her head out of the kitchen wearing an apron. She looked at Leon who had stood up and made some noise, and felt a little distressed.

"Eat something first, then continue to rest after eating. Don't tire yourself out."

"No, I feel like I'm in great shape right now. This nap is just some experimentation."

Leon walked towards Abigail with a smile, picked her up in his arms and spun her around in the air for a few circles. Only after Abigail rolled her eyes and punched her softly did he put her down.

"Have you sensed a change in me?"

"Well, I've become a little thinner." Abigail took a small step back, then set her eyes on Leon. She even walked around Leon a few times before coming to this answer.

"What else?" Lyon asked.

"That's all. Is there something wrong with you?" Hearing that Leon was so concerned about her changes, Abigail nervously grabbed Leon's arm and asked.

"A little bit, but I won't tell you now. I'll give you a surprise tonight."

Lyon spoke to Abigail mysteriously after hearing this, and seeing that there was no worry or nervousness in Lyon's eyes, Abigail knew that this might be good news, so she no longer cared.

"Have a meal."

Since there was nothing to do today, Abigail invited Leon to start enjoying dinner.

Although tonight's dinner is not Lyon's Chinese cuisine, it is also a Western dinner carefully prepared by Abigail, with fish, meat, shrimp, crab, vegetables and fruits. Even Lyon doesn't know when Abigail has such a wide range of cooking.

When Leon learned that all this was made with the help of magic, he couldn't help but complain.

"As a witch, I feel this talent is completely wasted on you."

But facing Abigail's clenched fist warning, Leon added from the bottom of his heart: "But as a wife, I have to admit that you are indeed the perfect choice."

After tasting the food made from magic, Lyon nodded repeatedly.

The taste seems to be just average, without any special features, but the flavors of the ingredients are well preserved, and there are no mistakes. As a dinner or a home-cooked meal, it is definitely qualified.

“Maybe I won’t have to go into the kitchen anymore!”

"Think beautifully!"

(End of this chapter)