The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

"Alright, everyone, disperse. Everyone's time is precious, and I hope you will all learn from Aiden and contribute to the development of wizarding." Dean Mephisto said a few polite words, his voice echoing in the air for several times.

After saying that, he flashed and disappeared into the sky in a few blinks, leaving only a faint trace of airflow, which was quickly blown away by the wind.

Aiden nodded and, as if fleeing for his life, immediately pulled out his magic broom.

A blue stream of air shot out from the end of the broom, carrying him with a whoosh as he flew toward Iselly's wizard tower.

The buildings beneath our feet grew smaller and smaller, soon becoming mere black dots.

"Everyone, you can all go home now. Junior Brother Aiden is very busy," Annie said with a smile, hands on her hips, waving to the people around her with a hint of smugness on her face.

Everyone then seemed to wake from a dream, watching Aiden's receding figure and sighing with emotion.

Several wizards stood on tiptoe to look up at the sky until Aiden's figure completely disappeared into the clouds before reluctantly turning their gaze away.

"Junior Brother Aiden, your excellence is becoming increasingly undeniable." The fat wizard Sig patted his round belly and grinned, his face full of envy.

"Yes, in the future, Junior Brother Aiden will most likely become a first-ring wizard and can continue on his wizarding journey," the thin wizard Anlie said slowly, his tone tinged with emotion.

……

At this moment, in Senior Sister Iseli's wizard tower.

As Aiden pushed open the heavy wooden door to the laboratory, the hinges creaked open, and Itheley's congratulatory voice rang out: "Keep it up! You actually made it into the Wizarding Daily!"

Aiden paused, then smiled wryly, "Senior sister, you already knew that."

"The commotion outside can't be hidden from a formal wizard." Senior Sister Iseli leaned against the lab table, arms crossed, and looked him up and down before saying this.

"Alright, let's get back to work. You've fallen behind on quite a few wand orders these days," Senior Sister Iseli waved her hand.

"No problem. Before that, can I take a look at the reward in the package?" Aiden rubbed his hands together, hesitated for a moment, and asked.

His gaze unconsciously drifted to the silver package in his hand.

"Of course." Senior Sister Iseli raised an eyebrow slightly, also showing some curiosity.

Aiden nodded, took a deep breath, and reached out to open the silver package.

The silver patterns on the surface of the package shone slightly for a moment before fading away.

A faint magical energy emanated from the package, making the surrounding air slightly warm.

There were three items inside, the most precious of which was undoubtedly the wizard breakthrough potion that emitted a pale green light. The green light was particularly conspicuous in the dimly lit laboratory, casting a faint green hue on the surrounding wands.

"Hmm, the purity of this breakthrough potion is quite good. Your probability of breaking through to become a formal wizard is at least 7%." Senior Sister Iseli took a closer look and nodded.

She stretched out her finger and lightly tapped the top of the potion bottle, sensing the concentration of magic power inside.

"7%, that's not high..." Aiden scratched the back of his head, his brows furrowing slightly, looking somewhat worried.

"Then let's find a way to get another bottle. Even if the first one fails, the success rate for the second one will be greater than 7%, which will increase it by quite a bit," Senior Sister Iseli said with a sneer, her tone somewhat dismissive.

"If both bottles fail, then we'll have to find a way to get a third one."

"I'd prefer to succeed on the first try," Aiden said quickly, shrinking back. He didn't want to go through the ordeal of three breakthroughs.

"Let's see what the other two are," Senior Sister Iseli said. She gestured with her chin towards the other two items in the package.

Both of them looked at one of the thin parchment scrolls, on which dense text was gradually being updated, as if an invisible pen was writing on it.

"It says 'Potionsistology Notebook' on it. This notebook contains the latest and most cutting-edge knowledge, which I can access for free," Aiden muttered to himself. He reached out to touch the words, but then withdrew his hand.

"I can study it later, I'm too busy right now," Aiden thought, putting the parchment aside. His mind was completely occupied with the wand order.

He looked at the last silver card-like object, which had a five-clawed mark on it.

The edges of the card are very smooth, and the workmanship is quite exquisite.

"The last one is a silver card?" Aiden asked, somewhat puzzled, as he picked it up and examined it. The card felt cool and heavy to the touch, its texture completely different from ordinary cards.

"This is a membership card from the Silver Dragon Trading Company. There should be quite a few magic stones in it for you," Senior Sister Iseli explained calmly.

"The Silver Dragon Trading Company is the largest trading guild in the wizarding world, in charge of money and resource trade. Normally, only formal wizards can have a Silver Dragon Trading Company card, but they've processed it for you directly."

"Keep the card. I'll pay you a salary later. It'll be over in a second," Senior Sister Iseli continued.

"That's amazing, it's almost like a bank card." Aiden grinned and carefully put the card into his pocket.

He patted his pocket, unable to suppress the smile on his face.

"I wonder how much money I have in my account?" Aiden was still a little curious.

"Your card likely has 20,000 magic stones stored in it. C-rank evaluations are usually based on that number," Senior Sister Iseli said.

"Senior, what was the evaluation of your paper when it was published? Can I ask?" Aiden asked curiously.

"One level above you, B. I've improved a new energy-gathering ring, and it's selling extremely well in the wizarding world now," Senior Sister Iseli said calmly.

"You should quickly improve your wand-making apprentice experience, and I can guide you in creating energy rings later. This is a topic that can be studied continuously," Senior Sister Iseli emphasized.

"No problem." Aiden nodded like a chick pecking at rice.

He hadn't expected that Senior Sister Iseli would be so amazing, that her published articles would be rated even higher than his.

He was secretly surprised, and opened his mouth to speak but then closed it again.

"Whatever, let's start forging the wand." Aiden was in a good mood, putting everything else out of his mind, and began forging the wand.

……

One day later.

The morning mist had not yet completely dissipated, but the streets of District 116 were already bustling with activity.

Aiden's name appeared in the Wizarding Daily as promised, occupying a small section and attracting the attention of many people.

It is extremely difficult for a wizard apprentice to get published in the Wizarding Daily.

……

The lower levels of the Wizarding World, the Seventh District, the Second Ring Organization, the Crown of Gold and Wood.

The enormous golden ancient tree soared into the clouds, its branches and leaves adorned with glowing parchment scrolls, and the entire tree seemed to shimmer faintly.

At the top of the tree, there was a small house, and a very quiet and gentle witch was outside, reading the Wizard's Daily.

A gentle breeze ruffled her hair as she rested her chin on one hand and slowly turned the pages of the newspaper with the other.

"Finally, news of my junior brother! Did that kid actually run off to the remote 147th district?"