A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 18: Mage Rasmodes

Just as Lyon was thinking about what to eat for lunch, a question that troubled countless people, a crow suddenly rushed out from the rain and landed in front of Lyon. After shaking off the water droplets on its feathers, it spit out a note from its mouth.

Then it flapped its wings again and disappeared in front of Leon.

Lyon looked at the direction the crow left in confusion, then picked up the note that the crow had just spit out. The wet note looked disgusting, but out of curiosity, Lyon still opened it.

"Some of my sources told me that you seem to have found something interesting in the old community center. Perhaps I can provide you with a little help. If you are interested, please choose a suitable time to go to the tower at the westernmost part of the forest. I will meet you there."

This was the message written on the note. The moment he saw the message, Lyon became excited because this was the big boss he was waiting for.

"So it was a crow delivering the mail. I was a little disappointed when I saw the empty mailbox this morning." Leon looked at the contents of the note again, making sure that he had not missed any details, and threw the note into the mud beside him.

"But before we go, we still need to eat something."

Without rushing to meet the owner of the letter, Leon returned to the cabin and took out the bread he had bought before. He ate two pieces of bread in a hurry, then drank a large glass of water. Feeling the fullness in his stomach, he went out again, put on his raincoat and rain boots, and walked towards another exit on the south side of the farm.

There is a road to the east of the farm leading to Pelican Town, a small path to the mountain to the north, the exit to the forest to the south, and a dead end to the west, which is full of cliffs.

In fact, Lyon had long had the idea of ​​exploring the forest, because Stardew Valley is an area with extremely excellent natural scenery, where wild animals and plants can basically grow freely. Even if you don't farm, you just need to be diligent and have some knowledge of wild collection. Then in Stardew Valley, you can unexpectedly harvest many wild edible plants.

The reason why they haven't set out yet is simply because Stardew Valley is too big. By comparing the area of ​​the farm, Lyon can infer the area of ​​the forest in the south. It may take half a day to go there. Moreover, Lyon doesn't believe that the forest will be as harmonious as in the game. There are no wild beasts in the wild jungle. Lyon doesn't believe it anyway.

Now that he has received the invitation, Lyon can explore this area with confidence. Since the other party has sent a message proving that he has entered the other party's field of vision, if he encounters some danger on the way to the forest, I believe this big guy will not stand idly by.

The forest is actually quite dark on rainy days, but the good news is that there is a relatively flat dirt road at the junction of the farm and the forest.

Looking down this dirt road, you can see the tall barn. Leon knew that should be Marnie's ranch, but the destination of this trip was not there, so Leon walked west.

Unlike the forest that Lyon imagined, the tree density in this area is not very high, and there are many traces of human carving, such as an artificial pier on a lake, huge ancient trees separated by wooden fences, and many trampled paths running through the forest.

This made it not difficult for Lyon to walk, and because of the wide view, not long after walking west, Lyon saw a stone tower built halfway up the mountain.

That is the destination of his trip, the mage tower of the mysterious and reclusive boss in Stardew Valley, Mage Lasmodes.

With the conspicuous Mage Tower as the target, Lyon's path to the Mage Tower became much clearer.

He encountered some weeds and fibrous plants blocking the way, but his sickle easily harvested them, replenishing his fiber supply while he continued on his journey. He was a little disappointed that he didn't see any of the wild plants unique to spring, such as leeks and wasabi, which were both edible and profitable.

When Lyon arrived at the foot of the Mage Tower, he saw a staircase leading to the Mage Tower. He climbed the stairs step by step and approached the Mage Tower. Before Lyon knocked on the door, the door of the Mage Tower opened automatically.

"Hello, farmer. I'm Rasmodes, the seeker of arcane magic, the medium connecting reality and the supernatural, the master of the seven elements, and the patron saint. Forget it, that's too long. All you need to know is that I'm a mage who wields supernatural powers."

As soon as Leon entered the door, an old man with long purple hair and purple beard, wearing a traditional wizard hat, wizard robe and black cloak, left a magic circle carved on the ground in front of him, walked up to Leon and introduced himself.

"Hello, Mage Lasmodes, I'm Farmer Leon, nice to meet you." Leon greeted the mage with a smile, and at the same time, his eyes couldn't help but look around the mage tower.

There is no way. Everyone is curious and yearns for the power of supernatural magic. This is also the main reason why Leon is looking forward to meeting the wizard. He wants to learn some cool magic.

"Haha, Leon, I've already anticipated your arrival. Don't rush to focus on my Mage Tower. Come, I'll show you something."

After the wizard finished speaking, he motioned for Leon to come forward, and then noticed the mud on Leon's feet.

"Oh, it's raining outside. I didn't notice that it was a bit hasty for you to come here on such a rainy day."

As the wizard spoke, Leon was surprised to see that the mud on his feet disappeared out of thin air, the remaining rainwater on his raincoat was evaporated, and even the smell of sweat on his body from work disappeared without a trace. He looked as if he had just taken a shower, changed his clothes, and had not been out in the rain.

All this happened after the wizard said this. Leon knew that the other party was showing him the magic of magic and also to dispel his doubts.

This made Leon's eyes jealous, and he exclaimed: "Magic is really amazing."

The wizard glanced at Liang and smiled: "You don't have much talent for arcane magic, so don't think about it."

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Lyon felt a little disappointed and embarrassed when he heard this. It turned out that this kind of big man had a sharp eye and could guess exactly what he was thinking. He didn't say anything more and walked in front of the mage to see what he wanted to see.

The wizard also noticed that Leon had given up the idea of ​​learning magic. He looked at Leon approvingly and pointed at the magic circle beside him.

"Is this the creature you saw at the community center?"

(End of this chapter)