A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 34 There is also this criminal law
With Penny leading the way, Leon carried Big Mom on his back and followed.

To be honest, the old lady's weight was indeed a bit too much. Even for Leon, it was a bit strenuous. Fortunately, he was strong now, so it was just strenuous, not to the point where he couldn't move an inch.

Fortunately, Penny's house is not far from the bar. It is just on the riverside more than 200 meters away from the bar. It is called a home, but in fact it is just a simple residence converted from an old trailer without wheels.

Leon was not surprised by this. After the girl introduced herself and learned Penny's name, Leon already knew the identities of the mother and daughter.

Because in the game, these two are also residents with names. Penny is the only teacher in the town, a strong girl with low self-esteem but kindness, and her mother, Pam, is a fat aunt who is addicted to alcohol and has a bad temper.

The bus that once led to the Calico Desert in the town was crashed because the driver was drunk driving, and that driver was Pam on his back.

The mother and daughter can be said to be at two extremes. Many players feel disgusted when they first meet Pam, but Penny is very popular. After all, she is a single girl who is worth pursuing.

When Penny arrived at the door of her house, she realized that her unpresentable residence was exposed to Leon. She lowered her head and couldn't even raise it, but she still opened the car door.

“Mr. Leon, you just need to put my mother at the door. I can do the rest myself. The space inside is too small and hasn’t been cleaned up yet. It’s not very convenient to entertain you.”

"Haha, don't worry about it. Your house is much bigger than my cabin."

Because it was converted from a trailer, from the outside, the space inside is definitely much larger than the old farmhouse that I renovated.

After saying that, Leon carried Pam into the trailer. When Penny was at a loss, he put Pam on the sofa in the car. There was a large area of ​​​​this old sofa that was sunken, which fit Pam's body shape very well. It seemed that this was the place where Pam usually slept.

After settling Pam, Leon breathed a sigh of relief. After stretching his stiff back, he waved to Penny: "Okay, the person has been sent back safely. From now on, it's up to you to take care of her. I'm leaving first."

"Would you like a glass of water?" Penny asked awkwardly. "Sorry, that's all I can offer."

"No need, go ahead and do your work." Leon smiled and shook his head, then left without waiting for Penny to say anything.

Penny watched Leon leave the trailer, then looked at the pile of laundry and the empty bottles scattered on the floor. She muttered distressedly, "Is he disgusted by the mess in this house, and that's why he's in such a hurry to leave?"

But the next second, Penny saw Leon appear at the door again, but he didn't come in. He said a few words at the door and disappeared again.

"This trailer-turned-house is pretty cool. Maybe my farmhouse can be transformed in the same way. If I have the chance, I'll come and discuss this with you. But right now, you still need to take care of your mother, so I won't bother you anymore. I'll visit you next time."

Leon's suddenness did not scare Penny. On the contrary, Leon's words swept away the uneasiness and tension in Penny's heart. Recalling Leon who suddenly appeared when she was most helpless and wanted to cry, his enthusiastic help, his smile and his strong arms, Penny felt her heartbeat suddenly accelerate.

"New farmer Leon? He's such a special person. Can we really meet again?"

Leon didn't know what Penny was thinking. He only knew that he was in trouble. On the way back, he noticed Lewis. Lewis didn't rest at night, but was smoking by the river. This was certainly not the cause of the trouble. The trouble was that next to Lewis, there was Marnie.

Although he had long known that the relationship between the two was beyond friendship, when he really saw this scene in reality, Leon felt only embarrassment. Fortunately, the two did not notice Leon's existence. Leon tiptoed away from the river quickly, and finally avoided being discovered by Lewis and seeing him and Marnie having a secret meeting.

On the way back, nothing unexpected happened. After Lyon returned to the farm, he first took a tour of the fields in the moonlight, then returned to the cabin, watched some TV, and went to sleep.

The next morning, Lyon was awakened by his early-rising biological clock. After washing up, the first thing he did after getting up was to pick up a watering can and start watering his crops.

Although the three expansions of planting made Lyon's farm look less empty, the large amount of seeds required watering, which was a very complicated task. By the time all the crops were watered, it was already past nine in the morning.

You know, Lyon got up before seven o'clock, and watering alone took him two hours. You can imagine how troublesome this job is.

But now Lyon didn't complain. Compared with the repetitive busyness of work and various troubles in the workplace, two hours of watering was nothing.
And after watering, the rest of the time is basically at Lyon's disposal.

Although a large sum of money came in yesterday, Lyon has no plans to expand the scale of his current farmland in the short term. Although planting too many crops will allow him to make a lot of money when the crops are harvested, the scale of the fields is too large, and the time and labor costs required are not acceptable to Lyon.

He came to Stardew Valley to inherit this farm in order to live a comfortable life. Because of the share of yesterday's fish catch, the pressure of expenses has been relieved. Leon feels that he should find something that interests him.

For example, you can go for a stroll in the town and meet new friends, or go to the mountains in the north to collect wild animals and chop down trees, or go fishing with Willy at the beach.

These are things that he can do and things that he needs to do. Lyon naturally will not place the center of his life solely on the farm.

Just as Lyon was thinking about how to spend the rest of his time, a timid voice suddenly came from a distance.

"Mr. Lyon, can I come into your farm?"

"Oh, of course, just come over here, no need to ask me." Looking in the direction of the voice, Leon found that it was Penny, whom he had just met last night, who appeared outside the farm. He immediately nodded and shouted.

Penny obtained Leon's permission before entering the farm. As she approached Leon, she explained, "The Vanger Republic has regulations regarding the protection of private farms. If you enter a private farm without the farmer's permission, you will be charged with trespassing."

"There is also this criminal law?"

Leon was stunned when he heard this, he didn't know this rule.

(End of this chapter)