A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 696 Transfer
"What are you talking about? Are you so happy?"

On the other side, Abigail finished looking at Emily, and then she noticed that Leon, the dishonest guy, was standing with Sophia again, talking and laughing, so she quickly walked over and asked.

"I have good news for you. Sophia is now officially part of our family," Leon announced to Abigail with a smile.

"Huh?" Abigail widened her eyes when she heard that, and looked at Leon in disbelief. Fortunately, before she could ask any questions, Sophia took the lead and called her sister-in-law.

This made Abigail even more confused.

"What do you mean?"

"Sophia is my sister now, and it's not a matter of course for me to call you sister-in-law," Leon explained.

"Such a family?" Abigail finally understood what Leon had meant before. She breathed a sigh of relief and looked at Sophia curiously.

"You actually agreed to Leon's outrageous proposal?"

"I feel good. Leon is very good to me and helps me a lot in various aspects. Besides, he is older than me. I have nothing to lose by recognizing him as my brother. In the future, I can occasionally be lazy and have delicious food without having to cook. Of course, I don't mind having such a caring brother." Sophia answered obediently.

"That's really good." Abigail didn't ask any more questions, but just looked at Leon and Sophia curiously. She noticed that Leon seemed very happy, so she didn't care.

It's just another sister, not another girlfriend. What's there to resist? In Abigail's opinion, Sophia's threat is much smaller than Emily's.

She didn't expect that Leon actually succeeded in establishing a brother-sister relationship with Sophia, but Leon had told her about this idea before, so it wasn't too surprising. If this could help her take better care of Sophia and cure her depression, Abigail would be happy to do so.

And Sophia actually called her sister-in-law, which was equivalent to acknowledging her identity and status. Compared with Emily's confrontation, Sophia's performance made Abigail feel superior.

Now that Sophia is Leon's sister, she is also her own sister. Abigail's affection for Sophia has skyrocketed.

So Abigail walked up to Sophia and gave her a hug, then took Sophia's hand and pulled her to the side, as if she had a lot to say to Sophia.

“I feel like life is becoming more and more interesting.”

Looking at the two women who acted so close in just a moment, Leon sighed.

Compared to when he first came to Stardew Valley and was all alone with only an abandoned old farm and a small wooden house, now he not only lives in a big house, but the farm is also getting on track. He found a girl he loves, and then he has a lovely sister.

These changes made Lyon feel like he was stepping into the ranks of winners in life, and he felt very proud.

Perhaps it was because he was in high spirits because of good news, or perhaps all the crayfish in the river were attracted by the large amount of pig liver bait that suddenly appeared here. In the following time, the two shrimp fishing rods in Lyon's hands never stopped. Not only did he keep fishing, but sometimes he would even catch double yolks, and a piece of pig liver would be hung with two crayfish.

Others also caught up with this wave of crayfish, constantly picking up crayfish with their claws bared, and soon filled up most of the bucket used to hold crayfish.

"With so many crayfish crowded together, they'll probably be deprived of oxygen or crushed to death."

After shaking the crayfish off the pig liver into the bucket, Leah, who also came to deliver the crayfish she had caught, looked at the crayfish piled up in the bucket and expressed her concern.

"It's okay, I'll handle it."

After Leon finished speaking, the crayfish in the bucket were swept away and all put into the system backpack. This way, there was no need to worry about the crayfish dehydrating or being crushed to death by each other.

The reason why we didn’t do this before was just to let everyone experience the joy of harvest. After all, if you catch a fish and put it in a bag, it will make people feel that they are working in vain. Only when you see a big bucket of crayfish piled up together with your own eyes can you feel the positive feedback that your efforts are not in vain.

"I forgot you had this ability. Looks like you'll have to work hard to fill the bucket again."

Leah was no longer surprised by Lyon's move.

"Well, it's still early, let's continue. Although we had a lot before, it's still not enough if we want to eat it as a staple food." Leon agreed.

"So, you are the chef today?" Leah asked.

"Yeah, I hope you won't dislike my cooking skills then." Lyon joked.

"No, after I tasted the noodles you made last time, I felt that your cooking skills are excellent. Abigail also occasionally talked to me about how delicious your cooking is. In fact, I am quite looking forward to seeing how you cook these crayfish." Leah looked at Leon curiously and answered.

"If you can handle spicy food, you should like it." Lyon was also a little unsure. After all, most people here are not very keen on chili peppers. It would be a different story if it was sweet food.

But when it comes to making crayfish sweet, the only option Lyon knows is cheese shrimp balls. However, he used to use prawns to make this dish, and never thought of using lobsters. After all, compared to prawns, crayfish not only has less meat and more shells, but also has an overly strong fishy smell.

"I actually like spicy food. Gus has a dish of stir-fried green peppers that I really like," Leah added.

"That's no problem. If you really like it, you can eat more at noon."

Leon nodded, then separated from Leah and continued to work hard to fill the number of crayfish needed for today.

I don’t know whether the crayfish in this area were basically caught out, or the crayfish at the bottom of the water sensed the crisis, but in the following time, the frequency of crayfish being caught began to drop sharply, and the waiting time also increased rapidly.

In ten minutes, six people including Lyon only harvested four crayfish, forcing Lyon to step forward and gather everyone.

"There don't seem to be many crayfish left in this area. Maybe we should move somewhere else."

"Let's go to the Coal Forest. There are crayfish in the river in front of my house, and there are quite a lot of them. I saw them when I was washing clothes by the river." Leah suggested.

"I have no objection." Having enjoyed the pleasure of continuous linking before, Abigail naturally agreed to this proposal because now she had to wait for half a day without seeing any movement.

Sophia also echoed Abigail's words and raised her hand to show her agreement.

"Actually, there's a river in front of my house," Emily suggested. "And if we're there, I can also prepare cold drinks and some simple food for everyone."

"I remember we've already caught quite a few. Do we still need to fish? The temperature is getting higher and higher." Haley was a little hesitant. Although fishing for crayfish was indeed fun, the weather was a little too hot. She even felt that her makeup was about to be ruined.

"Then let's go to the coal forest. There are many trees there, and we have shade and it won't be too hot." Lyon made the decision immediately when he saw that no one had any objections and Haley was only feeling the heat due to the rising temperature.

"And I promise it won't be as hot as it is now in the Coal Forest. After we catch enough fish in the Coal Forest, we can go straight to Red Star Farm for dinner."

(End of this chapter)