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The open land cleared outside the farm looked and nothing like it had a few o gathering zone had formed on its own, yet it was way surprisingly well organiz
Close to the farm gate, a quieter section had been marked out.
Dozens of people gathered there, divided into two two very different
groups.
One group consisted of the lucky few who had had already secured reservation scheduled entry times.
Some sat while others stood. Most lookeck bed excited and spoke softly, their ey toward the rich green scenery beyond the barrier.
A few had even brought simple outdoortoor tables and chairs, clearly preparing
Fiona’s reservation desk was still in plan place, but now it only handled inquiries accepted new walk-in requests.ests.
Behind her, a holographic display stay kept flashing a bold notice. “Today’s rese available booking date is ten days days later.”
The farm allowed no more than than 50 visitors each day.
But reservations had alreadydady been filled ten days in advance. That alone sh arrived over the past few days days.
The second group
lookbooked very different.
Most of them loweredared their heads or showed bitter, unwilling expressions. the entrance and gatheathered near a massive electronic notice board.
That place was the Pee Pending Atonement Area.”
Kaleb and Levi wan were the first to register.
They had compiepletely lost the proud attitude they once showed. Now, they accepted their pour punishment, each controlling a bulky but powerful environ
They had ethven swallowed their pride and begged their families to send the
At this mos coment, they were working nonstop in a nearby scrap zone
The toborobuts heavy mechanical arms moved again and again, it grabbe a une wastes cine crushed them, sorted them, and moved them into marked lacubes hardonned, barren land underneath.
And that was only the beginning of their long land reclamation task.
Abovihove that area hung a bright electronic board, like a blade having over o Joy laying out their situation.
Additional Rules for Farm Access and Conduct,
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The open land cleared outside the farm looked nothing like it had a few days earlier. A temporary gathering zone had formed on its own, yet it was surprisingly well organized.
Close to the farm gate, a quieter section had been marked out.
Dozens of people gathered there, divided into two very different groups.
One group consisted of the lucky few who had already secured reservations and were now waiting for their scheduled entry times.
Some sat while others stood. Most looked excited and spoke softly, their eyes drifting again and again toward the rich green scenery beyond the barrier.
A few had even brought simple outdoor tables and chairs, clearly preparing themselves for a long wait.
Fiona’s reservation desk was still in place, but now it only handled inquiries and verification. It no longer accepted new walk-in requests.
Behind her, a holographic display kept flashing a bold notice. “Today’s reservations are full. The earliest available booking date is ten days later.”
The farm allowed no more than 50 visitors each day.
But reservations had already been filled ten days in advance. That alone showed how many people had arrived over the past few days.
The second group looked very different.
Most of them lowered their heads or showed bitter, unwilling expressions. They stood farther away from the entrance and gathered near a massive electronic notice board.
That place was the “Pending Atonement Area.”
Kaleb and Levi were the first to register.
They had completely lost the proud attitude they once showed. Now, they looked like workers who had accepted their punishment, each controlling a bulky but powerful environmental repair robot.
They had even swallowed their pride and begged their families to send those machines over quickly.
At this moment, they were working nonstop in a nearby scrap zone.
The robots’ heavy mechanical arms moved again and again. It grabbed piles of scrap metal and building waste, crushed them, sorted them, and moved them into marked locations, slowly uncovering the hardened, barren land underneath.
And that was only the beginning of their long “land reclamation” task.
Above that area hung a bright electronic board, like a blade hanging over their heads, its strict rules clearly laying out their situation.
“Additional Rules for Farm Access and Conduct:
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“1. Anyone who attacks the farm’s defense systems or staff without reason, or attempts to break in by force, will lose a matching number of ‘farm reputation points’ depending on how serious the act is. If a person’s points drop below the required level, they’ll automatically be added to the farm’s blacklist.
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The Farming Saint in the Starry Wasteland
Lucia Morh is a passionate storyteller who brings emotions to life through her words. When she’s not writing, she finds peace nurturing her garden.

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