Chapter 72: Unbreakable hoe
"What kind of hoe is this?!"
The hoe in Coco’s hand is like any farming tool someone could find in the market.
The unbreakable hoe was fashioned from a single piece of gleaming metal and was remarkably light despite its appearance saying that it should weigh a lot.
Like all destructible farm items for the farmers, it had signs of wear and a little damage in the handle, its surface seemingly still gleaming and smooth despite the sign of its occasional use.
The handle was crafted from a single piece of dark wood and was covered with unreadable carvings that shone faintly in the sunlight with fancy cursives written on the wood that doesn’t seem to make sense for Coco.
The blade of the hoe was wide and flat, the surface sharp and shining, its edge leaves no doubt that it would be able to cut through soil and stone alike with effortless ease.
"But what about that tough crocodile?!" Coco hissed as she glared at the monster below, "This how wouldn’t cut through those damn armor! It’s shining like it’s made out of metal so can this thing kill that?!"
"Don’t be mad, Coco!" Lala said and grabbed Coco’s ear to get her attention, "We can use that to kill it— trust me!"
"But it looks so worn out, look!" Coco exclaimed, holding out the hoe and letting the garden fairy the farming tool that still has dirt on it, "How can I trust this thing to not break?"
"It really won’t, I promise." Lala promised, her voice stern with determination and confidence.
Sighing heavily and smiling crookedly, the tone of the fairy’s voice made Coco want to believe her— it’s not like she doesn’t trust the garden fairy, it’s the hoe that she doesn’t trust, but even so, she decided to trust Lala.