I Somehow Got Strong By Raising Skills Related To Farming

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/ 10 Years after saying “Leave this to me and go”, I Became a Legend. / Ch. 12
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10 Years after saying “Leave this to me and go”, I Became a Legend.
Ch. 12

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I Somehow Got Strong By Raising Skills Related To Farming

Chapter 12 – My First Quest Tasted of Trauma

My daily views have exceeded 35,000 thousand…?

Thank you.

“Oh, there’s one.

Now that makes nine.”

After that, I received a request to collect at least 10 plants known as melkweed.

The location was a small, nameless forest near the Helest Prairie, where the royal family had been attacked by monsters recently.

There were hardly any monsters living in this area, unlike the Grim Forest that lies a little further on ahead. And so it was pretty safe.

Melkweed had the ability to calm people’s nerves, and so it was considered very valuable.

But who would have thought that something that looked like any other weed around here, would have such an effect?

After all, no one would have ever discovered it without our brave ancestors eating it raw or boiling and drinking it.

Especially, because things that have a psychological effect tend to be harder to detect, so they must have had to eat it several times first.

We must be very thankful to our predecessors.

Because I would never do that.

But more importantly, I needed just one more…

“Hmm? What the hell is that?”

As I was searching for the melkweed, a small, black disk-shaped object fell in front of me.

I picked it up to inspect it, and realized that it was a scale.

But, there shouldn’t be any monsters around here who have scales…

I suppose I could ask about this to someone later on.

I put the scale into my pocket and continued to walk, as I searched for the last melkweed.