A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 880 Perfect Soil

Bishop Julis' words made everyone look around, searching for the farmer whom Bishop Julis had proactively questioned.

Leon was stunned for a moment, and then was pushed out of the crowd by Lasmodes and Linus.

As the only person walking around at the scene, Leon naturally attracted everyone's attention.

Bishop Julis, who had spoken, now turned his gaze to Leon and smiled kindly.

“Mr. Leon, don’t be nervous, can you come over here for a moment?”

Leon took a deep breath, then nodded at Bishop Julis, then stepped forward and walked to the side of Bishop Julis.

Bishop Julis gave Leon a light hug, and because of his tall stature, Leon looked like a child.

"This ceremony brought together the strength of many farmers, and Mr. Lyon was the most prominent among them."

After releasing Leon, Bishop Julis continued, then turned and looked at the World Tree model: "As the person who is probably the best at plant cultivation here, I hope Mr. Leon can join us in irrigating the Guardian Net."

As Bishop Julis finished speaking, the thick trunk of the World Tree model suddenly cracked. Looking inside the rather transparent, crystal-textured trunk, one could actually see a piece of soil and a green plant that resembled a pea seedling, but much larger.

Everyone looked at this plant with curiosity. Some guests who had seen it before did not feel anything, but the guests who saw the true appearance of the Guardian Net for the first time felt a little disappointed.

"I thought the Guardian Net would be so magical."

Most people muttered this in their hearts.

It was also the first time that Lyon saw the Guardian Net, but he didn't care about its appearance, because in his vision, in addition to the plant itself, there was also an illusory shadow covering the Guardian Net, which looked like seaweed.

The tentacles that serve as branches cling to every corner of the internal space, so densely packed that they really look like a big net.

At the same time, Lyon could also see the green fluorescence that extended from the vigorous vitality of crops after they matured on the farm.

Compared with the crops, the fluorescence of the protective net is more obvious, and it is no longer dotted, but as dense as thick fog.

"It's so beautiful." Leon exclaimed sincerely.

“Yes, it’s a pity that most people can’t see its specialness.” Although Leon’s voice was low, Bishop Julis heard it clearly and agreed with Leon with a smile.

"So, are you willing to join us in nurturing it and letting it show its true face?"

"It's my honor." Lyon nodded.

Upon hearing this, Bishop Juris pulled Leon forward and walked to the roots of the world tree model. The other six bishops followed their footsteps, and the eight of them entered the land inside the tree cavity.

Then Bishop Julis bent down, picked up a ball of loose soil from the ground under his feet, and handed it to Leon.

"Here, take it. Without this soil, the seedlings of the Guardian Net won't be able to take root and sprout."

"Thank you." Lyon was not surprised. After all, Bishop Owen had already informed him in advance that after the ceremony, he would be given one of the seeds produced by the guardian net to plant on the farm.

"He actually got his hands on the soil from the Guardian Network? Does the Church intend to let him be solely responsible for each seedling?" "This is truly a huge honor and responsibility. Does anyone know where this young man's farm is?"

The ceremony was public, so everyone saw Bishop Yuris give Leon a handful of soil. Most people were just a little confused, but those who knew the matter were even more shocked.

"You have more things to pay attention to." Linus, one of the insiders, poked Rasmodes' arm and joked.

"No, I should say that I have less things to do now." Rasmodes said with a cheerful smile.

With the Guardian Net plants taking root in Stardew Valley, the strengthening effect of the guardian barrier in the Stardew Valley area will be enhanced, and the barrier of the Secret Forest closest to the Guardian Net will also be more stable, not to mention the Red Star Farm which serves as a spawning point.

The strengthened protective barrier will isolate almost all evil creatures and dark forces. This means that the threat posed to Leon by those madmen in the Starfall Land who hate Leon to the core will be minimized. This will save him from paying extra attention to Leon, which is definitely a good thing for Lasmodes as it relieves most of the pressure.

"So you're saying this strain was arranged by the old man?" Linus also understood and changed the subject with some disappointment.

"He doesn't have that much face yet. It must be the church's own idea." Rasmodes speculated.

"The church didn't pay much attention to outstanding contributors in the past," Linus complained.

"Who knows what Yuris is thinking? Being a Lyon player is definitely a big profit." Lasmodes didn't know the specific reason, but it was certain that this was a good thing.

On the other side, Leon, who got the soil, also received a prompt from the system.

"Yuba's soil: This soil comes from a portion of the land that Yuba cultivated in this world. It possesses a magical power that allows it to grow any plant, regardless of the seasons. It also requires no watering or fertilizer to ensure the highest quality crops."

The effect comparable to that of a golden bell and the characteristic of cultivating 100% perfect quality made Leon unable to help but cast his eyes on the large patch of soil under his feet.

If the occasion wasn't inappropriate and there weren't so many people watching, Lyon really wanted to pack up all the soil and take it back, because the effect of this soil was really outrageous.

If you replace the soil in your farm with this kind of soil, you can basically get unlimited crops of perfect quality without doing anything.

It's a pity that he could only get this handful to use for cultivating seedlings for the Guardian Net, which made Lyon feel quite regretful.

But he would not think of planting the Guardian Net plants in other places just because of the special nature of this soil, and would not use this handful of soil for his own personal use.

It is inappropriate and immoral, and it is easy to get beaten up, such as Linus and Rasmodius.

"It seems you've noticed the special properties of this soil. Unfortunately, I can't give you more, because other places also need this soil to cultivate the seedlings of the Guardian Net."

Seeing Leon's desire for the land under his feet, Bishop Yuris was both proud and cautious. After all, she also knew the special features of this soil, and as a farmer, Leon would definitely be envious of this kind of soil.

"I understand. After all, these are treasures left by that person. We are lucky to get this handful." Lyon quickly assured Bishop Yuris.

He wanted to participate in watering the protective net later, but he couldn't let Bishop Julis be suspicious of him because of this matter, and then give up to Leon to avoid being targeted by Yuba's land.

"You really know its origin. You are worthy of being the person Mr. Qi has chosen." After hearing Lyon's answer, Bishop Yuris looked as if he knew it, and he was no longer worried that Lyon would make any excessive demands.

"Mr. Qi?" Lyon glanced at Yuris's blue skin, which was the same as Mr. Qi's, and wondered what he was thinking.

(End of this chapter)