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Although you cannot reach the Wizard to see the dialogue in-game, he has dialogue scripted in underlying data files. “You musn't tell anyone... but I have reason to believe that one of the locals is actually my daughter... I could be mistaken... It's rare, but it does happen.” Lost Books are items that can be found by using a hoe to dig up Artifact Spots. They can also be found in Fishing Treasure Chests or by tilling soil in The Mines or Skull Cavern. There are 21 Lost Books total. Hey... It's hard to think of new things to talk about, sometimes. Even after you know someone. ...Sorry.” A gentle little sunbeam woke me up this morning. I've never felt so refreshed. I'm sorry if that isn't very interesting to you.” I'm a little out of practice but I plan on entering the fishing contest tomorrow! you've got some stiff competition, dear.”

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If full-grown Pigs are let outdoors, they’ll sniff around and dig up Truffles (but not in winter; they can’t smell through the snow). With the right equipment and a little know-how, wild Slimes can be raised right on your farm! By hatching Slime Eggs in a Slime Incubator, up to 20 Slimes can be raised in a Slime Hutch (or even more outdoors). Just be careful; they’re still wild, and they can still hurt you if you’re not properly equipped. Slimes of all colors produce Slime Balls when given water in a Slime Hutch. The globs of slime contained within can be pressed into Slime Eggs using a Slime Egg-Press.

While most recipes will sell for less than the cost or profit from their ingredients, there are a few that will always result in profit when using the lowest quality ingredients. Animals are very sensitive. They like to be pet every day, and prefer to eat grass outdoors than dry hay. They don't like being outside in the rain, though. Happy animals produce higher quality products!'