The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

[Consume 1 Class Limit Break Value to obtain a Basic Rune]

Stamina: Increases stamina by 30%

A warm current spread from my chest, flowing down my limbs and throughout my body.

The muscles felt as if they had been soaked in warm water, and the soreness gradually subsided.

[Consume 1 Job Limit Break Value to obtain the Viewpoint]

Condensing Meridian Visualization Method: Activates the body's meridians, gradually condensing them into luminous threads, enhancing mental concentration and micro-manipulation abilities.

Soon, a steady stream of knowledge flooded into Aiden's mind.

His temples throbbed twice, and he swayed before regaining his balance.

Besides the [Stamina Rune], what surprised him the most was the Meridian Condensation Visualization Method.

Aiden slowly opened his eyes, grinned, and said, "This visualization method is actually quite similar to meditation; both can enhance the body's spiritual power. However, it can also affect a part of the body, while the wizard's meditation method focuses entirely on training spiritual power."

As he spoke, he moved his neck, and his bones made a cracking sound.

Aiden continued, "Furthermore, while this stamina rune doesn't significantly improve my wizarding skills, it's quite important for an archer's endurance."

He brushed the dirt off his knees and sat up straight again.

Soon, Aiden began to immerse himself in the practice of the spiritual vein visualization method.

He closed his eyes, and his breathing became long and slow.

He felt that with a little effort, he could faintly perceive the meridians flowing through his body, which was completely different from the method of meditation.

Those meridians are like thin lines, slowly wriggling under the skin.

Moreover, these meridians gradually emitted a faint glow, just like a person soaking in a hot spring.

A thin layer of sweat seeped from his skin, carrying an indescribable fishy smell.

Soon, many black, foul-smelling impurities began to seep out from Aiden's body.

Those black things burrowed out of the pores and dripped into the soil on the ground, making a slight hissing sound.

Aiden remained unmoved; he felt an extreme sense of well-being in every cell of his body.

……

Two weeks later.

Aiden officially cultivated this Meridian Condensation Visualization Technique to the first level.

He felt much more relaxed, as if he had been reborn.

The bones in his body made a faint clicking sound, as if something was being rearranged.

Aiden swung his arms and muttered to himself, "I feel like my concentration is higher when casting spells, and the spellcasting speed is also slightly faster. I wonder if it's just my imagination."

He opened his palm, and a wisp of extremely faint air was slowly swirling at his fingertips.

Aiden continued, "But at least I can go out now. For the past two weeks, I've been expelling impurities from my body every day, and everything is back on track. I need to go back to helping out at Senior Sister Iseli's lab."

There were still some dark stains on the clothes, which were traces left by impurities expelled from the body.

Aiden scratched his head and continued, "I've been taking leave for dozens of days at a time lately, and Senior Sister Iseli's lab is incredibly busy."

He kicked open the wooden gate to the garden, and the door creaked open.

Just as he left his garden and walked onto the walkway.

The air suddenly became heavy, and the stone bricks on both sides of the walkway vibrated.

The wizard tower belonging to the Dean in the very center of Rune Courtyard lit up directly.

An invisible pressure spread outwards from the top of the tower, shaking the dust in the walkway into the air.

Aiden only saw a few small black dots flash past his eyes.

It was moving extremely fast, and the wind pressure it generated made his face sting.

He saw Dean Mephisto emerge from the wizard tower and float in the air from afar.

Several powerful-looking wizards were talking to him around him.

The wizards were suspended steadily in mid-air without any support beneath their feet.

These wizards were all dressed in distinctive silver robes.

The silver fabric stood out starkly against the gloomy sky, and the edges of the robe were embroidered with intricate patterns, with energy faintly flowing within them.

Along the corridor, many wizard apprentices sensed something and looked towards the group of people in the very center.

Someone dropped something from their hand, making a crisp sound.

An apprentice muttered to himself, "These silver robes are reserved for members of the Wizarding Council. Ordinary wizards, even the Dean, cannot wear silver robes; doing so would be considered an act of usurpation."

His voice was trembling, and his lips were pale.

Beside him, a wizarding apprentice nodded in agreement, saying, "But why are the Wizarding Council members coming to our remote Runeyard?"

He unconsciously tightened his grip on the parchment scroll.

"I don't know, maybe something big has happened."

The crowd began to discuss it.

It's important to know that even wizarding apprentices have a very difficult time getting to see members of the Wizarding Council.

Many people have lived in Rune Courtyard for decades without ever seeing it more than a few times, simply because Rune Courtyard is too remote.

Aiden also had some doubts, then a possibility occurred to him, and he thought to himself, "Could it be that my findings have been published in the newspaper?"

The corners of his mouth unconsciously turned up slightly, but he quickly suppressed it again.

Soon, Senior Sister Annie, the fat wizard Sig, the skinny wizard Anlie, and others also appeared around Aiden.

Senior Sister Annie ran the fastest, and the hem of her robe fluttered up.

Especially Annie, who knew best that Aiden had published an article.

He was now covering his chin, looking at Aiden with an expression of uncontrollable emotion.

Her shoulders were trembling, as if she was trying to hold back something.

Aiden remained remarkably calm.

He crossed his arms over his chest, his face showing little change in expression.

The fat wizard Sig muttered to himself:

"The last time the Wizarding Council members came was when our wand-genius senior sister, Iseley, published an article."

He touched his round belly, his face scrunched up.

The skinny wizard Anlie nodded in agreement, saying, "Who says otherwise? After receiving the wizard breakthrough potion from the Wizarding Council, Senior Sister Iserly officially broke through to become a full-fledged wizard in just a few years, which is vastly different from us."

The two sighed and wondered what had happened.

They are considered veterans of Rune Courtyard. Although they are not yet on the verge of being eliminated by the age threshold of 60, they have been there for decades.

"They've probably come looking for me," Aiden said with a wry smile.

His smile was somewhat stiff, and he didn't know where to put his hands.

"Looking for you? How could that be, Junior Brother Aiden? You're probably new here and don't understand how significant it is when the enforcers of the Wizarding Council come knocking on your door." The fat wizard Sig said with a smile.