A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 7 Mystery and Miracle Farm

Although there are many secrets in Stardew Valley, most ordinary people don't know about these mysteries, so it is time for Leon to keep a low profile.

Thinking of this, Lyon put all the wood into his pocket and decided not to continue cutting wood.

Because Lewis is coming today.

With nothing to do, Leon naturally returned to the cabin and started tidying up his kitchen.

In fact, it is not a difficult task. Just dig a hole in the ground and then build a small stove with the stones collected yesterday. A simple wilderness kitchen is ready.

Although it looks a bit rough, it is quite sturdy. Now all I need is a pot and some seasonings, so no matter what, I still have to go to town today.

After all, food is the most important thing for people. People are made of iron and rice is made of steel, so people always need to eat.

"It seems that you are already thinking about the issue of eating." Lyon had just washed his hands and walked out of the wooden house when he saw Lewis squatting in front of the stone stove he had just built and looking at it carefully. After seeing his appearance, Lewis stood up and teased.

"Yes, after all, it takes half an hour to get to Pelican Town, which is a waste of time." Lyon explained.

"I understand that your current farm does require you to be busy all the time, but in your spare time, I still hope that you can go to the town more often." Lewis glanced at the land that Ang had prepared and saw traces of watering on it.

"Oh, you've already started planting? You're really hardworking. I just happened to bring you a gift, but you'll have to wait for me for a while."

Having said that, Lewis turned and left the farm. After a while, Lewis appeared at the farm driving a pickup truck.

"A lot of things were still on the way yesterday. Now that they're finally gathered, I'll send them to you. They'll all be helpful to you."

After getting out of the car, Lewis called to Leon: “Come and move together, you can’t let me, an old man, be the main force.”

Leon hurried forward to help and found that there were quite a few things in the back of the pickup truck. The most conspicuous one was a mini refrigerator that was more than one meter high.

“I asked Willy to bring this to you from the other side of the Gem Sea.” Lewis saw that Leon locked onto the mini refrigerator at a glance, and immediately said proudly: “The price is much cheaper than ours, and the quality is excellent.”

"The gift is a bit expensive." Although he didn't know the prices very well, furniture and electrical appliances couldn't be too cheap no matter how he thought about it. After all, the technological level in this world was not that exaggerated. Although there were a lot of black technologies, the overall technological level was more like that of the 1970s and 1980s.

"It's okay. You might not know this, but there are local support policies for farmers. And you'll be exempt from taxes for the first three years after acquiring Red Star Farm," Lewis explained. "These things will help you with your life and work, so you can consider it my investment in you. After all, the local economy needs you as a farmer to drive it. Stardew Valley is a tourist town, and we need some representative locations."

"You mean tourists will visit my farm?" Upon hearing this, Leon frowned unconsciously.

"No, on the contrary, I won't let outsiders enter your farm easily." Lewis shook his head: "They just need to know that there is a big farm in Stardew Valley."

Having said that, Lewis glanced around and found that there was no one else except himself and Leon, so he immediately spoke in a low voice.

"Kid, you just came here and don't know some secrets, but this farm is the hard work of your grandfather and it was once the pride of Pelican Town. Its origin and past are full of miracles. The mayor of each generation will help protect the secrets of this farm. On this point, you and I stand together." "What do you mean?" Although Leon knew some secrets of this world, he only knew a few words, but Lewis seemed to know them very well, which made him quite curious.

“You’ll understand in the future.” Lewis smiled without explaining. Then, in order to prevent Leon from asking too many questions, he immediately said, “Hurry up, let’s move your refrigerator in and install a mailbox. I also brought you some seeds and fertilizers. These are all good things. Come on, Leon, get moving!”

Lewis acted as a riddler, and Leon had no way to find out more, so he and Lewis had to move all the things off the pickup truck.

The mini refrigerator was installed in the house and connected to electricity. When Robin was renovating the wooden house, he reserved a lot of sockets, which saved a lot of trouble.

As for the fertilizer, Lyon piled it up in the firewood room outside the empty wooden house.

The mailbox is a small iron box hung on a wooden pole. A hole was dug and the wooden pole was buried in it, and the mailbox was placed next to the wooden house.

"Remember to check your mailbox every morning. There may be some letters sent to you. Of course, if you want to mail letters, you can also put them in the mailbox. You can buy stamps and envelopes at Pierre's seed shop." Lewis said to Lyon after placing the mailbox.

"The postman in Stardew Valley is basically working every day, so there is no need to worry about the delivery of letters."

“Lewis, you said before that you don’t allow outsiders to come to my farm.” Hearing this, Leon couldn’t help but teased Lewis.

“Of course, but the postman is not an outsider. If you happen to run into it one day, I hope you won’t be too surprised.” Lewis reminded Leon with a smile.

When everything was done, Leon immediately asked: “By the way, Lewis, what should I do if I want to sell the output of the farm?”

"If you need money urgently, you can sell the crops to Pierre and the minerals to Clinton, who is the village blacksmith. Robin can handle the building materials. You have seen her. The aquatic products can be handed over to Willy. If you are not in a hurry, workers will come to your farm today to install shipping boxes. You can throw those things into the shipping boxes, and I will send someone to collect them and help you sell them, but it may take two days for the money to be transferred to you." Lewis explained.

"Shipping box?" Leon was a little stunned when he heard this answer. After all, he thought that such a convenient function only existed in games. He didn't expect that it also existed in reality, but it had not been installed yet.

"Yes, the shipping box, a very magical thing. You will know after it is packed. This is also one of the secrets." Lewis smiled mysteriously, his face full of anticipation. Perhaps he also wanted to see Leon's expression after discovering some wonderful things.

"When will the workers come?" Leon asked curiously.

“When you’re not at the farm,” Lewis replied.

"What if I don't leave the farm?" Lyon asked.

"While you're sleeping," Lewis added.

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(End of this chapter)