Chapter 7: The Mysterious and Miraculous Farm
Although Stardew Valley held many secrets, most ordinary people knew nothing about them. That was why keeping a low profile while developing the farm had made its way to the top of Leon’s priority list.
With that thought, Leon stowed away all the lumber he’d gathered and decided to stop chopping for the day.
After all, Lewis was coming today.
With nothing else to do, Leon naturally returned to the front of his cabin and began tinkering with his kitchen setup.
It wasn’t anything complicated—just a pit dug into the ground, with the stones he’d collected yesterday stacked into a small stove. A crude wilderness kitchen, complete.
It looked rough, but it was sturdy enough. All it lacked was a pot and some seasonings, so one way or another, he’d have to make a trip into town today.
After all, food was a necessity. People could do without many things, but not without eating.
“Looks like you’re already thinking about meals.” Leon had just finished washing his hands and stepped out of the cabin when he spotted Lewis crouched by the new stone stove, inspecting it with great interest. Noticing Leon’s arrival, Lewis stood up with a teasing grin.
“That’s right. It takes half an hour to get to Pelican Town. That’s too much wasted time,” Leon explained.