A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 60 Good Guys
Regarding the mining problems in Stardew Valley, Lyon had also seen relevant reports in the local news. Because the largest mine in Stardew Valley had collapsed and various monsters had appeared, the old mines in Stardew Valley had been abandoned.

However, the rich mineral resources of Stardew Valley made the authorities not give up exploring Stardew Valley. So in the primitive mountains in the southernmost part of Pelican Town, the prospecting team found a new vein. Although the output was not as rich as the old mine, it was enough to provide a large amount of mineral resources. It has been contracted out by the governor of Stardew Valley, and it has also promoted the re-employment of local miners in Pelican Town.

The mine Clint was referring to was the newly opened vein, but Lyon was not interested in it because, as the news showed, the output of this vein was basically only copper and iron ore.

"You mean the old mine in the northern foothills? Oh my God, are you crazy?" Clint looked horrified when he heard the area where Lyon was mining.

"Did you know that the mine is now occupied by all kinds of monsters? Mining there is very dangerous. Those monsters will actively attack humans. If the Explorers' Guild hadn't established a branch near the abandoned mine to guard the mine exit, Pelican Town would have long been conquered by those monsters crawling out of the ground."

"I know, but don't panic, I know my limits." Leon waved at Clint. Since the system dared to add combat level capabilities to his panel, it proved that the system believed that Leon was capable of dealing with those monsters, so Leon was quite looking forward to his first trip to the mine.

Not to mention that Lyon has now obtained good things like the colorful fragments in advance. Anyway, before going down the mine, Lyon planned to go to the desert in advance.

"Alright, but I still advise you to report to the Explorers' Guild before entering that abandoned mine. In case of an accident, you might be able to get their help, which will also guarantee your personal safety."

After saying this, Clint glanced at Ang, hesitated for a moment, and then chose to speak: "Wait for me here."

After that, Clint went into the private room behind the blacksmith shop. About five minutes later, Clint returned to Leon's front with a straight sword in his hand.

"I give you this straight sword as a self-defense weapon. It was once a standard weapon I crafted for the Explorers' Guild. Out of personal interest, I crafted an extra one for my collection. However, I don't dare face those terrifying monsters head-on, so this sword is just a work of art in my hands. Giving it to a brave person like you is more worthy of its forging value."

Looking at the straight sword handed over by Clint, Leon's eyes lit up. What man would not like cold weapons, especially this kind of sword with a sharp blade? Although it is not Leon's favorite Han sword, the straight sword is also one of the weapons that Leon appreciates more.

"You really gave it to me?"

"Well, you need him more than I do." Clint nodded, then handed the straight sword to Leon. Leon took the hilt and looked at the straight sword, which was about one meter and two meters long. He weighed it and felt it was quite comfortable to use.

The straight sword has blades on both sides, is as straight as a line, wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, and has a sharp blade, making it very suitable for stabbing and slashing. The entire sword body structure is very symmetrical and is well maintained.

The hilt is a leather-wrapped cylinder, long enough for the holder to hold it with both hands, but more convenient to hold it with one hand. The guard connected to the sword body is a simple cross-shaped wrought iron bar, which separates the hilt and also protects both hands.

Although he had no experience using this kind of weapon, the excellent length alone was enough for Lyon to maintain a relatively safe distance from the target. All that was left was to stab and slash the target.

Looking at Leon holding the sword with one hand, Clint said to him with some envy, "I have to say, you look really cool with this sword. Perhaps you also have the potential to become an explorer. This sword is given to the right person." Leon smiled, very satisfied with Clint's gift. "Thank you, this sword is very handy. I can see that your craftsmanship is really great, Clint. It is definitely an excellent weapon. I will use it well."

"I think you should practice using it more. After all, the monsters in the abandoned mine you are going to are of various types and have different methods. I still recommend that you go to the Explorer's Guild for training before going down the mine." Clint smiled when he heard Leon's praise, and then reminded Leon.

Leon nodded, not ignoring Clint's kindness. After all, he really had no experience in fighting monsters seriously. If possible, he really wanted to go to the Explorer's Guild to learn some serious practical skills.

Leon remained silent, and Clint looked so embarrassed that he didn't know what to say. Leon noticed Clint's social awkwardness and spoke first, "Nice to meet you, Clint. I hope we can work together more often in the future. After all, this trip allowed me to see an excellent blacksmith, and I think I should come to you for help more often in the future."

"Yeah." Clint nodded, not wanting to say anything.

Seeing this, Lyon had no choice but to say goodbye. When Clint heard that Lyon was leaving, he looked obviously relieved, which made Lyon speechless. Finally, after waving goodbye to Clint, Lyon left the blacksmith shop.

"Hey, it's difficult with your social phobia."

After walking out, Leon turned around and looked at the door of the blacksmith shop closed by Clint, sighed silently and complained.

But this is due to Clint's own personality, so he can't say much. It all depends on him.

As for the idea of ​​helping Clint pursue Emily, whom he has always had a crush on, in the future because he owed him a favor, Leon didn't even consider it.

Not to mention that Emily had no feelings for Clint and only treated him as a friend, Leon was quite resistant to the idea of ​​being a matchmaker.

After all, relationships need to be maintained by both parties. The result of unrequited love is basically tragedy, and helping to bring people together is even more meaningless. Under the premise that one party has no feelings for the other party, it is a completely thankless act, except for hurting both parties and their own friendship.

So if Leon wants to repay Clint's favor, the best way is to take care of Clint's business in the future.

As for the rest, Leon had no other choice. And looking at the current situation, Emily's affection for him was definitely far greater than Clint. Leon felt that if he paid a little more attention, his chances of successfully dating Emily might be much higher than Clint's.

Clint is a good person, but being a good person means that the probability of getting the good guy card is infinite. Thinking of this, Leon couldn't help but sigh and stopped thinking about Clint's tragic future.

(End of this chapter)