A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 839 Doomed

After that, the two chatted about something else, but Leon was not very honest during the process. After all, he couldn't start a war and couldn't take action.

As a result, under Leon's provocation, Helena couldn't help but start a second game, but the result was still a one-sided massacre.

Although this result made Leon feel the satisfaction of restoring his marital status, after the battle, Helena, who had forced herself to cheer up, threw him out of the mermaid clan's territory and sent him back to Stardew Valley.

"Life is so lonely like snow."

Looking at the endless jewel sea and the gorgeous sunset in front of him, Leon sighed while putting on his clothes.

"Did you go swimming in the sea?"

Looking at Leon getting dressed on the dock, Willy, who had just come out of the house and was about to close the business and go out for a few rounds, asked.

"Yeah." Leon nodded in agreement, then looked at Willy's equipment: "Let's go trout fishing?"

"No, we have enough bait. I plan to catch some large sea cucumbers." Willy explained, pointing to the sea in front of him.

"As for the big sea cucumbers, well, it's already evening, which is the time when they are active." Lyon was not surprised to hear this. It was a pity that he didn't bring his fishing gear with him, otherwise he would have to cast a few rods with Willy.

"Would you like me to lend you a fishing rod? Sea cucumbers are a real treat. Compared to regular sea cucumbers, they're not only non-toxic, but also incredibly delicious. Adding them to Baile Soup would definitely make a wonderful combination."

Seeing Leon with empty hands but staring at his fishing rod with envy, Willy knew that Leon was also addicted and immediately made a suggestion.

"Forget it, I've already chosen the ingredients to put in the Baile soup, and if we both choose sea cucumber, it would be redundant." Leon hesitated for a moment, but still rejected this tempting offer.

"Okay then, do you need me to take you home?" Willy didn't force it, but instead planned to go into the house to get the motorcycle keys and take Leon home.

"I'll go back by myself, you go do your thing."

Leon declined Willy's suggestion and ran straight to Pelican Town. Looking at Leon's gradually receding figure and his nimble legs, Willy sighed with envy, "It's great to be young."

With unlimited energy, running is really no different from walking for Lyon. And because the journey is long and the road is wide, Lyon plans to run as fast as he can this time. So after leaving the beach and stepping onto the rammed town road, Lyon's speed began to increase rapidly.

When Lyon increased his speed to the limit he could reach, the people on the road only felt a black shadow passing by them. Before they could see what it was, they lost the target under the influence of the night.

It would take about an hour to get from the beach pier to the Red Star Farm at a normal walking pace. If you ride a bicycle, it might only take 30 minutes. If you drive or ride a motorcycle at high speed, the speed can be shortened to 10 minutes.

This time, Lyon, who only relied on his own feet to run back to the Red Star Farm, also calculated the time it took him to get back to the Red Star Farm. It only took him eight minutes.

"Sure enough, my physical fitness has improved a lot."

After a brief comparison, Lyon realized how exaggerated his leg strength was now, and the corners of his mouth couldn't help but rise slightly.

This speed is already comparable to that of a motorcycle, achieving the concept of true motorized infantry. Due to the influence of unlimited energy, it is even a normalizable humanoid motorcycle.

If Lyon is willing, he can switch careers to become a track and field athlete now. He can basically dominate the field and win all kinds of championships such as long-distance and short-distance running, marathon, triathlon, etc.

Of course, the prerequisite is that Lyon can participate in the sports meeting. After all, this world is not just for ordinary people. God knows whether the extraordinary people will be refused to register in order to ensure the fairness of sports competition.

While thinking about it, Leon entered the house, but found that the house was dark and no one turned on the lights, so naturally there was no trace of Abigail. "Isn't the get out of class over yet?" Leon wondered, then took out his phone and called Abigail.

"Hello? What do you want to eat tonight? When will you be back?"

As soon as the call was connected, Leon asked first.

"I'm not coming back. I'm staying in Pelican Town tonight." Abigail's voice came from the loudspeaker, and Caroline's voice could be vaguely heard over there.

"Uh, you really aren't coming back?" Lyon asked.

“Just one night, I’ll be back tomorrow night.” Abigail comforted Leon: “Let’s not talk about it for now, I have to help with cooking, I’ll hang up first, you have to take care of yourself.”

After he finished speaking, there was a busy tone on the other end of the phone, and Leon put away his phone speechlessly.

Leon felt that Abigail must be avoiding him when she suddenly returned to her parents' home without prior notice.

After all, he had given her a lot of trouble last night and this morning, so Leon could understand her choice. However, he was also helpless because he was used to falling asleep with Abigail in his arms.

Not to mention that Abigail was not at home before, and he had been alone in the empty room for a long time. Now that he finally came back, she was deliberately avoiding him. Doesn't it mean that he came back in vain?
Thinking of this, Leon didn't hesitate. He went upstairs to get his clothes and took a quick shower. Without even drying his hair, he rushed out and ran towards Pelican Town.

Moving at full speed, they arrived at the door of Pierre's Grocery Store in less than two minutes. Looking at the closed glass door, but still able to see the lights on behind the open doors inside the business area through the transparent glass, Leon decisively began to knock on the door.

The crisp sound of "pa pa pa" was quite loud. Abigail, who came over following the sound, saw Leon standing outside the glass door and her eyes suddenly turned dark.

Just as she was about to close the lattice door and pretend not to see it, Caroline appeared behind Abigail. Seeing Leon standing outside the door and waving at her, she immediately looked at Abigail thoughtfully, and then took the initiative to come over and open the door for Leon.

"Caroline, good evening. Do you mind if I have a meal with you?" Leon greeted Caroline with a smile.

"Of course no problem. After all, I said, this is your home too. Welcome, welcome." Caroline replied to Leon with a smile, and then took Leon's arm and enthusiastically took him into the living area behind the business area.

When Leon passed by Abigail, he took the initiative to give her a teasing look.

But Abigail did not explode. Instead, she subconsciously shrank her neck, looking as if she had seen a ghost.

Abigail's mind was full of thoughts at this moment. She didn't know whether to go to the restaurant for dinner or find someone to stay with.

But before she could decide, Caroline came back, took Abigail's hand, and said earnestly, "Are you two having a conflict?"

"Ah?" Abigail looked at her mother blankly, not understanding what was going on.

Caroline ignored Abigail's confusion and continued, "Arguments and conflicts are inevitable in relationships, but avoiding them won't solve the problem. Whether it's Leon's problem or yours, you both need to talk it out calmly. Now that Leon has come over and expressed his stance, you shouldn't keep getting angry with him. Let's go to the restaurant and I'll help you mediate."

After that, without waiting for Abigail to explain, Caroline dragged Abigail into the restaurant.

Seeing Leon sitting leisurely at the table waiting for dinner, Abigail's heart sank. She knew that she couldn't escape.

　This part of the plot is mainly to pave the way for the establishment of the harem. Everyone who understands the reason will understand it, hehe.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)