While she does find the miners funny, and gets along with them one-on-one, she has a hard time with how crowded and loud the town can get. Then again, he is the son of one of the builders that made their home in the first place. He’s as hard and efficient worker as any of them and for someone as young as him, it’s almost hard to believe. Many have Hoppi to thank for different techniques in growing crops that they had never thought of. Her enthusiasm for the festival and feast they have is infectious. Ryoko always helps with hanging up festival decor from higher places with her natural talent in climbing. And it’s probably his favorite spot on the whole island.Īs for the villagers, they enjoy the two kids company. The orc tomato farm, as an example, has grown to a population of about 20. It’s at that point you can find him at some of the smaller monster villages that have sprung up to help them with their own farm work. Though the village is a bit crowded for his taste sometimes after everyone returns from the fields at the end of the work. He needs little provocation to help the other farmers since they are so welcoming and let him join in the harvest. Hoppi has a green thumb and enjoys the farming culture. Though she still has yet to get the dance completely down, she still gives it her all. Not to mention the harvest festival, she enjoys every moment of it. The smell on the breeze, the green grass, the fields and fields of flowers, they all make her feel completely at peace. Ryoko came to love Furrowfield to the point it becomes a second home.

This is still only a part one so there is more to come.) Didn’t have much time for drawing this week.

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