Late. Tamer's day.

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"Well, what happened to rice?

I logged out last night with my home futon, so I can check the hydroponic pool right away.

"Oh! You're growing up!

Behind the garden visible from the edge. There was a clear view of the blue and fruitful Inaho. For this, we will be able to reap it tomorrow or the day after.

"All right, how's the rice? That's Ort!"

"M!"

"At this rate, please. How's the mushroom?

I was kind of hoping that nothing had grown on the Hikari mushroom logs. Apparently, it takes time. Looks like we'll have to wait for the temper.

Well, I really just want to take it easy in the field to produce & experiment, but I have to go to Toraus. Because I made a promise yesterday. If I'm late, instead of losing my liking, it could be a quest failure.

"It's a chain quest, and we have to work hard."

30 minutes later.

"Good morning, Suu."

"Mog!"

"Mummy!"

"Hey! I've been waiting for you. Nice to see you today."

"Yes."

Yesterday, Orto and Drimo, who have not experienced weed sorting, are very motivated. By contrast, is the tension of the other kids somewhere so-so?

I don't like it so much, but it doesn't feel like I'm happy.

And what we do at Toraus' lab was no different today. Sorting work on weeds that have even become mountains. That is all.

"Mmoo."

"Mogu."

Olt and Drimo are still having fun. But how long will that smile last? Come on......

Well, in fact, it would be the most boring and painful of past chain quests. We just have to work on it for a long time.

I almost broke my heart many times on the way to the quest over the 2nd, but when I got tired of it, I managed to get through it by loving the Mons and refreshing them with a cup of tea that Toraus sometimes plugged in.

And the chat with Toraus was also interesting. Asking plant-based questions answers a lot, and you've made some discoveries.

And by the time the sun was going down, we had finished all our work.

"It's over -!

"Moomoo!"

"Mogmo!"

The Orts disappeared in the second half, too. Now we stick our hands up and rejoice that it's over.

"Good luck"

Playing high touch with Orto, Toraus served me a fresh herbal tea I don't know how many times today.

"Thanks for the help. Thank you so much."

"No, because I learned a lot, too."

As a matter of fact, Toraus taught Toraus a lot about how to handle the wax. I thought I had to get some special tools, but they can handle it with a stone mold.

It is easier if you put the pigeon in a stone mold and leave it behind. They don't spend too much time on it, but it doesn't mean it's powdered.

It seems that Xu can only become brown rice no matter how, and if you crush brown or white rice for a long time, it will become rice flour. No, I'm glad I bought a windmill tower.

And then there's going to be a lot of ideas in the middle of the process. Try drying it out or changing the way you peel the shell.

And that's not all. What a new skill I learned at the end of my quest. The name of the skill is' Botany '. Or is it the end of the quest because I learned this skill?

Maybe the number of weeds appraised is relevant, but it might also affect the type and quality of weeds appraised. I don't even know if I can master it outside of this quest.

Anyway, this was a pretty groundbreaking skill. First, there were even more plants that could be appraised. Oh, my God, I've been able to appraise, harvest, and fell some plants that I thought were objects before.

For example, the valley bottom of a yellow tree that passed before reaching Southgate. It is the yellow tree that was forming the maze there. Thoraus' laboratory was stocked with harvested yellow tree material, but it was also able to appraise it without any problems.

"I didn't know Yellowwood was actually a yellow tree..."

It seems to be a material for use in dyes, but we still don't know where to collect it and it's one of the only items available in the NPC shop.

"Well, then I have to give you my reward. I want you to take this."

"That's 1500G. Indeed."

It's cheap, but botanical skills are like a reward, so no problem.

"It's getting dark already... What am I gonna do?

Do you want to try the effects of botany first?

I walked back from the town of Southgate to the bottom of the valley of yellow trees, observing the maze of yellow trees covering the field. Then we discover that new logging points are emerging where nothing should have happened before.

Normal trees don't exist, they're yellow tree walls that I've only ever thought of as field objects.

The rest was the same procedure as normal logging. An item called Yellow Wood Shards is available, which was shown to me at Toraus' house. I guess the quality is 1-star because of my low logging level.

But we should still be able to make paint.

"Hmmm... can I use Sakura or Ruffle?"

Do you want to keep logging on the field? But we have to do it early, too, to set it up in a stone mold. Plus I want more to try rice dishes. I want to collect more for cooking after this today than I know if it's tomorrow or the day after tomorrow that I can harvest.

"Besides, you want to go somewhere else..."

Thanks to botany, new harvests should have increased. All I can think of right now is a safety zone in the field where I discovered rice. Glowing lindo on the night I was growing over there. Isn't that something we can pick up?

Others want to keep it around because some safety zones are in flower gardens.

"Ah! Oh no! Too much has to be done!

Pfft. Fine. Even if I rot, I'm a sociopath. Professionals who do their jobs efficiently! Let's do it all by the end of the day!

I'll show you the bottom line of society!