A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 930 I would rather kill the wrong person than let him go
Leon's gaze made Lasmodes feel inexplicably offended, but this feeling could not be used as evidence to justify teaching Leon a lesson, so he could only yell at Leon.

"Don't give me that frivolous smile. Did you find anything wrong in the mine?"

"Does it count if there are more Shadow People? I haven't found any others." Leon replied.

"Forget it. This kind of thing is not something you can tell. Linus, go inside the mine later and take a look." Rasmodes listened to Leon's report in silence. He suddenly lost the idea of ​​talking to him and turned to Linus to remind him.

"No problem. Then you will be responsible for the periphery and find out the obstacles that block the magic veins as soon as possible." Linus nodded and accepted the task.

"We're already investigating, and the results will be out soon." Rasmodes replied calmly.

"Then who do you think is behind this mess?" Linus breathed a sigh of relief after hearing what Rasmodes said, and then started discussing with Rasmodes.

"It's none other than those crazy people, who else could it be?" Rasmodes answered with certainty.

"Are you sure? This is Stardew Valley!" Linus expressed doubt when he heard this.

"Reserves, the uncontaminated kind," Rasmodios added.

"That's troublesome." Linus suddenly realized, then frowned again. "Those species haven't changed, but their minds have been polluted. They're the most troublesome. Even if they were standing right in front of me, I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to tell them apart. Then, should we get Gil Malone and the others to cooperate?"

"That's the original arrangement. To deal with those half-baked people, the old-school explorers are the most reliable."

As Rasmodes spoke, a skinny crow flew out from his sleeve, drew an elegant arc in the air, and then fell towards the Explorers' Association on the east side of the cliff like a meteor.

"Well, I have an immature idea."

Seeing the two big guys chatting as if no one was around and completely ignoring him, Leon felt quite embarrassed, so he timidly raised his hand to remind them of his presence.

"All you need to do is rest. You don't need to get involved in this matter." Lasmodes complained to Lyon unhappily.

"Yes, go back early. Once the conspiracy is exposed, the biggest threat will be eliminated. We can fully guarantee the safety of Stardew Valley. You don't need to worry about it." Linus' tone was better, but he shared the same idea as Rasmodes.

"I'm just giving you a reminder, don't get involved," Leon explained.

"Is it possible that the so-called rapist is that Jungle Tribe?"

As soon as Leon finished speaking, Linus glared at him and shouted, "Impossible! He's my old friend and is deeply trusted by the church. He's the backbone of our camp. How could he do such a thing?"

Rasmodes's expression turned grim. "Indeed, the Jungle Tribe has been defending the border against those monsters, maintaining the balance of nature. Your statement is equivalent to saying that Linus and I might have joined the Wretched."

Seeing the two people so resistant to his guess, Leon scratched his head and added: "Uh, I'm just giving an example."

Then, seeing that the two were still glaring at him, Linus even wanted to roll up his sleeves to show off his muscles, so he quickly changed his words.

"There's nothing wrong with the old man's friend, but what about the Joja truck driver he hired?" "What exactly do you want to say?" Leon's change of words made Linus's expression look much better, but he was still very dissatisfied with Leon's groundless speculation.

However, considering that Lyon is smart, he plans to give Lyon a chance.

"Grandpa, do you still remember the defective jungle statue that Pierre bought and talked about when we were on the beach?" Leon felt that the pressure on him had lessened and he became more confident.

"Well, what's wrong?" Linus asked back.

"You also said that you inquired about the price. Even if they are defective, they can't be bought for a few hundred gold. So I'm wondering why your old friend would sell these statues in Stardew Valley, and sell them at a low price. Why would he sell them to Pierre?
After all, I learned from Abigail that the area between the Jungle Tribe's forest and Stardew Valley is arguably the two ends of the Fingil Republic. If these defective products were originally intended for sale, why didn't they sell them after such a long journey, but instead sold them in Stardew Valley?"

Without waiting for Linus to answer, Leon spoke again.

"And he came to meet you to reminisce about the past. So when you met, did he come alone, or did he come with the truck he hired? If he came alone, where was the truck parked? What was the truck driver doing? If they came together, was there a truck driver with him, and what was he doing?

Don't forget, the mine is right under your camp, and the accident happened in the mine, right? "

Faced with a series of questions from Leon, Rasmodesm was thoughtful. Although Linus was unhappy, he was analyzing and answering Leon's questions one by one in his mind.

"Could it be possible that someone else did this? After all, that Jungle Tribe member was just passing through and didn't stay long, and today's Hawaiian party has attracted everyone in Pelican Town to the beach. While this festival is a Stardew Valley specialty, it's not entirely unknown. Those half-baked people might have taken advantage of today's opportunity to complete these arrangements."

Linus didn't say anything, but Rasmodes took the initiative to ask Leon.

"I can't rule it out. After all, there's been almost no one here during the day. But I think we have to pursue them in both directions. After all, what the old man's old friend did is indeed a bit strange. And Mr. Linus also said that the friend from the jungle tribe was assigned by the church to look after the guard net plant. If there's no problem, it's good. If there really is a problem, it will be a big trouble."

Having said that, Lyon also added a serious sentence to give the two of them a shot of prevention.

"It's better to kill the wrong person than to let him go. There shouldn't be any harm in investigating privately."

Rasmodesmos thought silently, and Linus did not refute Leon's words.

After a long moment, Linus finally spoke, "Leave him to me. I know their route. You keep an eye on the mine. Marlon will look after the mine, and Jill will be in charge of searching for any rats in Stardew Valley."

"no problem."

Even if Linus didn't say so, he also planned to test the situation, because what Leon proposed might be really scary.

Linus sighed when he heard this, and then said to Leon: "I hope you are just overthinking it."

After saying that, he disappeared in front of the two people with a gust of wind.

(End of this chapter)