Kim Haru wasn't disappointed; in fact, he felt relieved.
"I told you, it can't be that easy to catch something. Last time must have been just luck, a fluke," he mused. He even harbored a faint suspicion that the wild chicken might have been off; the root system of those plants on its legs seemed somewhat suspicious.
Now it seemed like it really was just luck.
"Let's go, let's go. I'll check again the next time I come back." Kim Haru turned to leave. If he did manage to catch a piglet or something, he wouldn't even know where to keep it; the small farm didn't even have a pigpen.
Ah, speaking of pigpens, he really should expand the farm buildings. He wanted to bring back a donkey to help with grinding, so he needed to build a shed for the donkey as well. If he were to get cows, horses, or ducks, he'd also need to build the appropriate structures for raising them.
With the current size of the small farm, it was hardly enough.
