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“Stella, find the cursed jar and break it for us!”
In the Credion Empire, where she was held captive, Stella encountered small creatures. Moved by their earnest plea, which she found endearing, Stella decided to grant their request.
What emerged from the jar was none other than a pickaxe.
“It’s a noble pickaxe blessed by the goddess Terra! Now Stella can become a noble farmer too!”
Farming, they said. Though she was an illegitimate child, Stella had never been involved in farming, and she simply shook her head in disbelief.
However, as time passed, she found herself repeatedly reaching for the pickaxe, and it felt as if the garden outside was calling to her.
How strange, why do I suddenly want to farm so much?
***
Kai was solely focused on expanding his territory.
He showed no interest in anything else, but one day, he discovered a mysterious field in a corner of the imperial castle. Drawn by an inexplicable fragrance, he approached the area.
What he found there was… a carrot?
“Why are there carrots here…?”
“What’s this, are you hungry? You look like a low-ranking knight, so feel free to take that carrot and eat it.”
The sight of a stranger holding a pickaxe and speaking kindly made Kai, without realizing it, pick up a carrot and bite into it.
That night,
“What is it about that carrot… why can’t I stop thinking about it?”
Adeline
Translation Note: (commenting here for better outreach)
I’ve updated some terminology in this novel for better reader immersion. “Jihicho” is now translated as “Wisdom Herb” and “Sagulak” as “Golden Bloom.” When I first encountered these terms during my early translation work, I kept the original Korean words after research suggested they were fictional plants. After digging a bit deeper recently, I found they actually can be translated in a way that makes sense, even if their exact origins aren’t 100% clear. I decided to go with these translated names since I think they flow better in English. I’ve also touched up grammar and sentence structure in earlier chapters here and there—nothing major, just small improvements to make everything read more smoothly!
KatCries24
I am all caught up and I love the story. Thank you translator.
Adeline
Stella’s story is one of my favorites too! I’m glad you enjoyed reading dear <3