A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 851 Exciting!

After catching the scorpion carp, Leon cast his rod again, determined to use up the daily refreshed buff. The third fish was soon hooked, a sand carp.

It is slightly larger and heavier than the first one, but other than the size, there is no other difference.

However, Lyon was quite curious about the taste of fresh shark. He had only eaten dried shark before, which tasted bland and rough. He didn't know what it would taste like if it was steamed whole like a ray and served with sauce.

Maybe try it tonight.

He put away his pole and headed towards the Oasis Shop. On the way, Leon didn't miss the coconut trees and cacti that appeared in his sight. He accepted the coconuts hanging high in the treetops and the cactus fruits protected by dense thorns.

Relying on the extension characteristics of the Galaxy Watermelon Knife, it is easy to cut off the connection between them and the main body, so that the Galaxy weapon that is famous on the battlefield can also play the role of a farm tool.

When Leon walked to the front of the Oasis Store, he saw the Indian who had greeted him before just walking out of the Oasis Store and feeding water to his camel.

Leon saw him, and he saw Leon.

"Thank you, my friend, we meet again."

"Are you a businessman?" Lyon started chatting with this Indian when they met.

"Yes, I come from the depths of the desert. I'm a traveling merchant. I've brought with me many desert treasures, as well as special goods from other lands. If you're interested, we can trade, but I don't accept coins. I only accept barter."

Asan nodded and enthusiastically introduced his background, identity and transaction rules to Leon.

"Well, can I see your product catalog or categories?" Leon nodded, completely certain that this guy was the desert merchant in the desert.

"Not now. You need to wait for a while for me to settle down in this oasis. I have already talked to the owner here and will build my own store here in the future. You can come and see it after I finish it." The desert merchant explained to Leon sincerely.

"Okay, then I'll wait for you to open a shop." Lyon was not in a hurry. Since he planned to settle here, there would be plenty of time for exchanges and transactions in the future.

"Looking forward to seeing you again." The desert merchant also said with a smile.

Instead of saying goodbye, Leon turned around and went into the Oasis store. Sandy was still slacking off, and it was obvious that he didn't care that there was no business in his store.

"Why are you here again?" Sandy's face was full of disgust when he saw Leon pushing the door open.

"I'm about to leave, so I came to say hello to you. We're all friends." Leon didn't care about Sandy's expression, but still maintained a kind smile.

"There's no need. We're not that familiar with each other yet. When you're willing to bring Emily to visit me, maybe I'll welcome you warmly." Sandy rolled his eyes and complained.

"Then it's a deal. Remember to come back next time and give me a discount." Leon did not run away in shame this time. Instead, he happily followed Sandy's words.

This answer really surprised Sandy. She stood up from her chair and stared at Leon with wide eyes.

"Are you serious?"

"Who knows?" Leon smiled mysteriously, then turned and ran.

After leaving the desert store, Leon got into the car, started the engine, turned on the air conditioner, and drove back to Stardew Valley.

The road was smooth and unimpeded, and Leon returned to Stardew Valley. He felt his eyes relaxed a lot.

Although the endless sea of ​​sand looks very magnificent, it is still quite depressing to look at the yellow sand all around for a long time. The lush green natural ecology of Stardew Valley is a pleasant enjoyment.

However, after arriving in Stardew Valley, Leon didn't rush back. Instead, he drove to the side of the road, got out, and found a transport track and a brand-new mine cart hidden behind the trees. Leon had discovered this place a long time ago when he was wandering around. At that time, the track and mine cart here were dilapidated, looking completely scrapped and dilapidated due to years of disrepair.

Looking at it now, it seems to have been renovated or repaved. The shiny rails and intact mine cars prove that it seems to have restored its original function.

Lyon was sure that this should have been repaired after he completed the boiler room sacrifice package last time. He hadn't thought about it before, so he didn't come to check it out the next day. Just now, when he was driving on the way back and was wondering whether he should go directly to the old community center to sacrifice the shark, Lyon remembered this and came to check it out.

After hesitating for a moment, Leon temporarily gave up experiencing the operation of the mine cart, got back into the car and drove it into the farm. After parking it, he got out and ran to the mine cart. He climbed onto the bed of the mine cart with a graceful movement, and then found the operating table.

The operating panel is very simple, with only four buttons that are quite eye-catching.

The first button had a red light on, the second and third buttons had green lights on, and only the last button had no light on.

And under these four buttons, you can see a small instruction label.

From left to right, the labels offer: Go to the Station, Go to the Mine, Go to the Blacksmith, and, under the unlit button, Go to the Quarry.

Identical to the in-game fast travel locations, since the Crafting Room Sacrifice Pack, representing the restoration of the quarry, was not completed first, the path to the final destination was not unlocked.

The station with a red light on probably means that the minecart is already there, so the red light indicates that it cannot be operated.

It's a very fool-proof operation, but it's also good this way, otherwise Lyon would have to figure out how to use it.

The three unlocked areas are enough for Leon now. He wants to try out what it’s like when the mine cart actually operates.

Without hesitation, he pressed the button to go to the blacksmith shop, and the mine cart began to slide forward without any warning.

In just three seconds, the mine cart accelerated from a standstill to its limit. The strong wind blew towards him so hard that he could hardly open his eyes. The surrounding scenery was also rapidly receding. Fortunately, there were no obstacles near the area where the track extended, otherwise Leon felt that he would at least have to trigger a natural shelter.

"Oh my god, this is so exciting." Even though his vision was blurry, Leon still forced his eyes open and tried to see what was happening around him.

The track's route is not always flat. For example, now Leon is holding on to the edge of the mine cart, watching it climb rapidly up an 80-degree steep slope.

Then when you reach the top, continue to move forward quickly and steadily. The wind blowing on your face is even stronger and brings a hint of chill.

Lyon noticed that the mine cart was actually above the mountains surrounding Stardew Valley, and the track below was not against the rolling mountains, but an aerial track supported by iron bridges. The track itself exceeded the height of the mountains and was on a higher level. Now Lyon could be said to be moving in the clouds.

Then somewhere it rushes down at a 90-degree angle, as smooth as a vertical fall.

"This is fucking exciting! It turns out that Junimo is actually me."

Looking at this scene, Leon thought of a small game that had a terrible experience and cost him dozens of hours.

But safety seems to be guaranteed. At least there is no belt breakage like in the game. Moreover, no matter how fast the speed is, except when the wind is strong, the car will not shake at all when standing in it. Obviously, there are some protective measures to stabilize the balance of the crew members.

This made Leon wonder if he could expand the use of this mine cart and turn it into a roller coaster entertainment project that travels around Stardew Valley, and make a fortune.

I just don’t know whether the potential customers who want to experience it can withstand the strong wind, and whether their heart’s ability to withstand the pressure can withstand such an exaggerated route.

But as far as the sensory experience in Lyon is concerned, it is still quite good. Even if it is not developed into a public entertainment project, it can be used as a personal dating experience project in the future, making full use of the suspension bridge effect, and perhaps there will be unexpected gains.

(End of this chapter)