The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

Soon, the red soil bees began to chase after the lingering scent.

The buzzing sound was deafening, like a dark cloud pressing down, making the surrounding trees tremble slightly.

The wizard apprentices who obtained the royal jelly began to use their trump cards, employing various methods to evade the pursuit of these crazed, earth-eating bees.

Some people activated protective shields, some pushed their magic brooms to their maximum speed, and others plunged headfirst into the bushes below, desperately trying to drill deeper.

The most dashing of them all was Aiden.

He rode steadily on the magic broom, a faint wisp of blue air trailing behind the broom's tail, and flew off at an angle.

After flying for a while, it was still quiet behind us, without even a shadow of a red earth bee.

He had expected a large swarm of red earth bees to come after him, and had already gone over several plans in his mind.

But he discovered that not a single red earth bee was chasing after him.

Aiden stopped the magic broom, which hovered in mid-air for a moment.

He tilted his head and looked around, somewhat puzzled, and said, "What's going on? It seems like no one's chasing me anymore."

Xiaodie peeked half her head out from behind him and said weakly, "Maybe the scent won't escape from my spatial pocket. These bees are so clumsy."

Aiden was taken aback for a moment, then grinned widely, saying, "That's right, how come I didn't think of that! These red earth bees must communicate and track enemies by scent. They can't smell any honey on me right now."

"Daddy, can I eat this honey?" Xiaodie asked timidly.

"And there seems to be something strange wrapped around the center of this honey," she continued.

"Of course you can eat it. I'll give you whatever you want to eat."

Aiden said with a look of doting affection, his voice softening slightly.

Although Xiaodie still looks quite naive and doesn't talk much, she has indeed accompanied him for many years and played a very important role.

Both the spatial pocket and the transparent wind blade are Aiden's trump cards.

More importantly, he discovered that Xiaodie could grow.

Not only is it getting smarter, but it's also growing taller and can unlock the Black Market Beastmaster class for him.

Aiden felt he hadn't given her enough, and that he had received too much from Xiaodie.

"Good daughter, eat as much as you want. This honey is good, but there will definitely be plenty of good things in the future. Although we don't have much wealth, we won't be stingy with anything."

Aiden said with a smile, reaching out to pat Xiaodie's head.

Aiden was curious about what exactly the thing wrapped in the center was.

"It looks like a book," Xiaodie replied, her little hand already reaching into her spatial pocket to rummage around.

"A book?" Aiden muttered to himself, raising an eyebrow.

Then his eyes lit up, and he almost jumped off the broom.

After arriving in the wizarding world, he learned that there were many resource points, which were natural resources.

There is a very small chance that it will come with some gifts related to wizards, which seem to be resources that some powerful wizards have spread throughout the wizarding world, commonly known as resources left for future generations.

"Holy crap, this is going to be a huge profit!"

Aiden stared wide-eyed, his mouth agape, his hands trembling.

"Good daughter, hurry up and get this book out for me, I want to see what it is."

Aiden urged, then he steered the broom sharply to a corner and plunged into a patch of dense vines nearby.

Thick green vines wrapped around him, covering him completely except for half of his face.

He hid himself away, waiting for Xiaodie to discover him.

……

During this time, Aiden also encountered the wizards of Runeyard who had escaped.

Two or three figures swept past not far away, the people on the magic brooms all with their heads down, not paying any attention to their surroundings.

Aiden hid among the vines, silently watching the wizards flee.

The vine leaves blocked his view, and he could only see what was happening outside through the gaps.

However, Aiden took the lion's share, and the remaining wizards didn't get much royal jelly.

Therefore, the bees chasing them were only in swarms, barely within the wizards' defenses.

Two of them were nearly stung off their magic brooms by bees, but were rescued by Annie and the others who caught up later.

Aiden watched as Anne flicked her hand and unleashed a blue spell, freezing the small swarm of bees into water droplets that fell to the ground.

"This is fine too; everyone's losses aren't too great. This is all I can do."

Aiden nodded and shrank back, burying his face even deeper into the vines.

He's not a saint; he saved many lives and was willing to share his resources with everyone, which is already quite good.

"Dad, I got it working."

Xiaodie said, her voice carrying a slightly forceful nasal tone.

Then, some spatial pockets opened in front of Aiden, a silver spatial rift split open, and a brown book fell out.

The book landed on the vine's leaves with a dull thud, making the surrounding leaves tremble.

Aiden looked at it with great interest, and saw that the book's cover read—

The method of domestication in the insect school.

Besides these words, there was a strange symbol above the author's name that Aiden couldn't quite understand; it looked like an insect's handprint.

The handprint was carved in great detail, with six slender limbs clearly visible, as if it were pressed on by some kind of giant beetle before it died. The ink had seeped into the paper fibers, making it look somewhat old.

Next to the handprint is the official signature of the Wizarding Council, a mysterious six-pointed star symbol.

The six-pointed star was made with silver-gray ink, with sharp edges, as if it had been carved in one go by something sharp.

Aiden then began to peruse the book.

The moment my fingertips touched the pages, a faint smell of insects wafted out. The paper was yellowed and brittle, with some curled edges, clearly indicating that it was quite old.

He had heard of the entomology school, which was quite obscure, but it was good to have more knowledge about it.

Moreover, he can also get some plans on how to feed, train, and nurture Xiaodie in the future.

In short, when it comes to knowledge, the more the better.

He simply sat down against a thick old tree, spread the book out on his lap, and carefully read it page by page.

Occasionally, a few withered leaves would twirl and fall onto the pages of the book. Aiden would casually brush them aside and continue reading.

……

A full day later, Aiden finally closed the not-so-thick book, "The Insect School's Method of Domestication".

His back was numb from being pressed against the tree bark.

My neck was stiff as if it were filled with lead, but my mind was full of heavy thoughts.

Aiden stretched and muttered to himself, "This is truly a gift, a truly remarkable feat. This taming method can actually train an insect king comparable to a mid-level wizard."

As he said this, the corners of his mouth unconsciously turned up, and his eyes showed a genuine sense of amazement.