A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 970 As long as you are happy 2
"By the way, did you get the answer from Mr. Qi?"

Seeing that Leon seemed less than impressed because of his attitude, Barron began to instill in Leon topics such as the awareness of a true man, which made Leon feel pressured and he immediately changed the subject.

"Qi is not at home. Sandy said he seemed to have gone out to investigate a new island." Barron's face instantly fell when he heard this question.

"I guess it will take some time for him to come back, so for the time being, you can only stay in this timeline."

"Don't worry, I'm not in a hurry. I didn't expect Sandy to be working at the Oasis store by now. This old woman is still looking young in the future, and she's become best friends with a girl my age. How shameless."

Seeing Barron's self-blame, Leon comforted him while also complaining to him.

"Hahaha, I think so too. I now feel that we two really have a good understanding of each other. I also think that Sandy is not a good person." Hearing Leon's complaints, Barron suddenly felt much happier, as if he had found a confidant.

"Did she cheat you?" Leon asked curiously.

"No, he just doesn't like me very much," Barron replied.

"There has to be a reason why you don't like it. Is it yours or hers?" Leon became even more curious.

"It should be mine. When I first met her, she was talking to Qi. Qi didn't look like a human at all when I first saw her. So I had a fight with Qi and almost demolished her store. Since then, she has never given me a good face." Barron scratched his head and recalled.

"It's already generous of her to still talk to you, but I didn't expect you to be so fierce. You actually dared to take the initiative to fight with Mr. Qi, and still survived." Hearing this, Leon was in awe of his grandfather's reckless character.

"Qi didn't kill me. Instead, he took the initiative to make friends with me. He is actually a nice guy, but he has a bad temper. Also, I've said it several times, just call me Barron," Barron replied, waving his hand.

"No wonder he takes care of me so much." Lyon was quite moved when he heard this. After all, Mr. Qi was really nice to him, and it was indeed because of his grandfather.

"After taking care of you, I threw you into this timeline and restricted your freedom of travel?" Barron complained.

"Maybe it's because he thinks it's necessary for me to come here at this time." Leon speculated.

"Then what do you think is the meaning of your coming here?" Barron listened to Leon's guess and felt that it made sense, and immediately became interested.

"I'm not sure, but it's most likely related to the farm. After all, there's a huge gap between the current Red Star Farm and the future Red Star Farm." Lyon expressed his thoughts after thinking for a moment.

After all, being restricted to the farm explains a lot.

"That's too boring. They threw you here just because of this." Baron was full of contempt for Qi's decision after hearing this. Then he couldn't help but complain: "By the way, did you change the name of Red Star Farm yourself later?"

“When I took over the farm, Lewis told me that this is how you taught me.” Lyon hurriedly denied it, but he already had some guesses in his mind.

It is likely that this farm name, which is the same as the one in my own game, was decided at this time.

"Then I must have been drunk to come up with such a nondescript name," Barron complained.

"But since this is my decision, let's call this place Red Star Farm from now on."

"So, do you have any plans for the development of the farm?" Lyon thought to himself, but he didn't continue the topic and turned it back to the main topic.

"Maybe after we build the farm to a certain stage, I can go back." "Although I really want to say that I have thought about it to comfort you, but the fact is that I haven't thought about how to build a farm at all. I only have a rough idea. After all, before you came, I didn't even choose a name for the farm." Barron said a little embarrassedly.

"How about following the future farm plan?" Lyon suggested tentatively.

"No need, it will only take a moment. I already have a preliminary design drawing. You can just help me. When it is completed, you can see if it is similar to the future layout." Barron replied with a smile.

"Then I'll wait and see." Leon nodded in agreement with his grandfather's decision.

"You haven't eaten yet, right? If you want something to eat, I'll go to town and buy you something. But you have to pay for it. After all, I don't have much money. I won't charge you rent, but you shouldn't mind paying for food."

Barron, who had just been serious for a moment, became casual again the next second.

"Actually, I don't need to eat."

Leon, who has unlimited energy, basically has no need for food. He used to eat three meals a day to satisfy his appetite, but now it doesn't matter whether he eats or not, and Leon is not willing to cause trouble for his grandfather.

"Not eating? How is that possible?!" Barron stared at Leon with wide eyes, then pinched Leon's face, and carefully observed Leon's exposed skin for a while.

"That's not right. You're not a little blue man who lives on minerals like Qi, and you don't look like a dwarf or a monster. How come you don't need to eat?"

"One of the abilities granted by the Star Fruit is that I now have unlimited physical strength and energy. Not only do I not need to eat, I can even stop sleeping. The forest magic absorbs vitality all the time, which is enough to offset these consumptions." Leon explained.

"You actually awakened such a powerful ability? Fortunately you are not black, otherwise you would definitely be sold at a high price if you were thrown into the farmers' market." Barron smacked his lips and complained with regret.

"Can we still buy traditional farm tools in this era?" Lyon was overjoyed when he heard that.

"No, I'm kidding. Free trade was banned over a hundred years ago." Barron patted Leon's shoulder and sighed, "I'm now completely sure that we are really grandfather and grandson. I also feel really sorry about this. Otherwise, we could have pooled our money together to buy some, and you could have gone back earlier."

“You’d better do it yourself. Even if it can be sold, I don’t dare to buy it, otherwise this story may end here.” Leon said jokingly and stood up, looking around at the now blank land.

"How about we start now? Plant something and see how it goes."

"Not for now. The land is too barren. I just cleaned up the pollution and curse here last month. Nature told me that it will take some time for the vitality here to recover. Even if crops are planted, they will definitely be malnourished. We have to do something else first." Barron explained.

"So what are you going to do first?" Leon asked.

"Let's dig a cave first," Barron decided.

"Why?" Leon was confused when he heard this. He didn't understand why his grandfather thought of digging a cave first.

"You must have a place to live before you go back. There is no need to build another house because the house is too small. It is quite appropriate to dig a cave. You can use the cave as a warehouse after you leave." Barron explained seriously.

Lyon almost vomited blood when he heard this. Which grandfather would live in a house and let his grandson live in a cave?
But seeing Barron's young face now and the personality traits he learned from a short period of contact, Lyon finally stopped complaining.

"as long as you are happy."

(End of this chapter)