Monster Hunter: Farm Story Begins with Pokémon

Chapter 52: Isn’t it impossible to make pasta mixed with No. 42 concrete?
  Back inside, Huo Ya didn't come back after going out in the afternoon.

It seems that there is some urgent work in the village that needs her to complete.

Xie Mi fell exhausted on the sofa and waited for the meal.

After Bai Zhen took a shower, he went to the kitchen and simply made what he had made a few days ago - Hungarian braised bear meat.

This food can clear away the fatigue of the whole day and is a very good food.

Bai Zhen didn't know if Huo Ya would come over in the evening, so he specially made her portion too.

For Xie Mi, Bai Zhen simply made some cucumbers, and then simply roasted some potatoes over charcoal fire.

Roasted potatoes don't have any special additions. They simply increase satiety. The effect is similar to the compressed biscuits made by Bai Zhen. It is enough for Xie Mi to have as dinner.

Ask the charcoal waiter to help keep an eye on the pot to prevent it from burning.

Bai Zhen came to the courtyard and prepared to make dinner for Da Wan and the four clay donkeys.

Da Wan, like Xie Mi, does not eat meat.

The Mud Donkey will eat grass, tree fruits, some minerals, and also likes to eat mud.

Mud is their staple food, and they rely on eating mud to survive.

Bai Zhen found a large rubber pot, one meter wide, and found a bald area in his yard.

With a hoe and a universal tool, the fertility of the soil that was already lacking in fertility immediately reached the MAX level.

Bai Zhen shoveled the soil into a big basin and filled the basin full.

Bai Zhen used a multi-purpose tool to transform into a watering can, filled it with water and poured it in.

At this moment, next to the big basin, Da Wan and the clay donkey boys had begun to swallow their saliva.

They eat mud to absorb the nutrients in the mud to provide themselves with energy, and the mud Bai Zhen shovels into the basin is extremely nutritious.

To them, this mud is the most delicious food.

When Bai Zhen saw a clay donkey trying to steal some food, he tapped his head and said, "Don't worry, I'm not done yet."

Bai Zhen asked Xie Mi and Tan Xiaoshi to help him get ten pounds of potatoes from the basement.

Bai Zhen didn't even peel the potatoes, just cut the potatoes into cubes and threw them into the clay pot.

He used a universal tool to transform into a stick, and after stirring it up, a piece of food that Bai Zhen looked unappetizing at all was completed.

Bai Zhen didn't know if such a work would trigger his cooking skills.

The result gave him an unexpected surprise.

[Potatoes mixed with No. 1 forest soil (rareness 2) - Made by mixing soil with MAX fertility and irrigation water with MAX nutrition, and then adding high-grade potatoes. It is very popular with certain creatures. After eating it, the nutrients in the soil will promote the growth of Pokémon.

Cooking effect: limited to mud-eating creatures. Creatures below level 30 will have all attributes permanently increased by 2 points (only once). The level of mud-throwing moves with level 5 and below is increased by 2 levels (only once). 】

There are also different types of soil.

There are grassland soils, volcanic soils, and even plateau grassland soils, etc.

The universal tool hoe is to increase the fertility of the soil to MAX, rather than directly changing the soil quality.

Therefore, even if the soil fed to Dawan has the same fertility, it will be different for them.

It feels like the difference between rice, bread, and noodles.

Bai Zhen muttered in a low voice: "We have already made potatoes mixed with No. 1 forest soil. It seems that we can also make pasta mixed with No. 42 concrete."

Beside the clay pot, Da Wan and the four clay donkeys were eager to start eating.

Bai Zhen patted their heads and said: "Eat, don't grab it, I can make a lot more for you, and I will definitely keep you satisfied."

With Bai Zhen's permission, the four clay donkeys immediately began to feast on the delicious food.

As soon as the four Pokémon grabbed it, the large rubber basin immediately deformed.

The prepared food was also scattered all over the floor. Seeing this, Bai Zhen understood the importance of the stable. It was still very necessary to divide the basins between the five guys.

Seeing that Da Wan had no intention of going up to eat, Bai Zhen asked with concern: "What's wrong? Do you not like to eat?"

Da Wan shook his head and said that he would wait until everyone had finished eating.

At this time, Bai Zhen finally understood why the four clay donkeys followed him all the way home.

It seems that he has gained a reliable partner.

Seeing that this pot of mud was not enough for them to eat, Bai Zhen quickly made a lot of [potatoes mixed with No. 1 forest soil] for them.

After feeding these guys, the dialogue between Da Wan and these little donkeys really became more intimate.

They had never eaten such delicious food after wandering in the wild for so long.

After feeding them, Bai Zhen returned to the house, where the stewed bear meat was ready.

Huo Ya also happened to come back at this time.

Seeing Huo Ya coming out of the basement, Bai Zhen asked curiously: "Why did you go back for so long in the afternoon?"

Huo Ya explained: "There are some village tasks in the village that need me to deal with, and it took a little time."

The tasks in the village are divided into village tasks and assembly hall tasks.

Village missions are not very difficult and are suitable for one person to complete. The difficulty of the missions in the assembly hall is quite different. Basically, hunters need to form a team to complete them. Of course, the rewards are relatively more generous.

"However, things at work don't take that long. I just went back to help you apply for this."

Huo Ya took out an envelope from her arms and handed it to Bai Zhen.

Bai Zhen took it, and he could still feel the remaining warmth on the envelope.

"This is?"

Huo Ya gave it a try and said, "You'll know after you take it apart first."

Bai Zhen opened the brown paper envelope, took out the letter inside and read it quickly.

After watching it, Bai Zhen said in surprise: "The hunter assessment will be held in one month? Are you too anxious?"

Bai Zhen originally planned to spend half a year studying, and then complete the hunter assessment within half a year and become a hunter.

He has a lot of time now, so he doesn't need to be in such a hurry.

However, Huo Ya shook his head and said: "Actually, there is no rush at all. After all, you are stronger than many novice hunters. It is relatively simple to pass the assessment."

"Having said that." Bai Zhen was silent for a moment. Seeing the expectant look on Huo Ya's face, Bai Zhen finally nodded in agreement and said, "Then I will take the hunter assessment in one month as you said."

Huo Ya happily clapped her hands and said, "Since the assessment will be in one month, I hope you can spare four hours for me every day during this month."

"I don't have much to do when it gets dark. It's easy to squeeze out this little time. I just don't know what to do?"

"I plan to teach you how to use Dou Qi within this month. In addition, I also need to train your martial arts. This will be very difficult, so you must be mentally prepared."

Fighting spirit is one of the most important weapons for hunters to fight against monsters.

For example, the qi training of the Tai Sword, the ghost-human transformation of the double sword, and the charged slashing of the big sword all need to be driven by fighting qi.

When Bai Zhen fought against Chongni Wanma before, the reason why he didn't change the sword and sword was because he didn't master the fighting spirit at present and couldn't exert the strongest power of the weapon.

In addition, his situation is different from other hunters.

Other hunters often choose one weapon for specialized practice, but Bai Zhen now masters all weapons.

How to use these weapons, how to switch smoothly, and how to maximize their combat effectiveness are all very difficult challenges.

"I understand. I will spend four hours a day training."

(End of this chapter)