The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

Without saying a word, Aiden drew his bow and fired dozens of arrows in succession.

Dozens of arrows were released simultaneously, shooting out at high speed with a sharp, piercing sound as they cut through the air.

Each arrow was accompanied by a sharp gust of wind, its tip leaving a clearly visible white trail of air.

In an instant, it completely enveloped a radius of several meters around Ed, blurring his figure so much that only a vague outline of him holding a black magic shield could be seen.

"Dad, I'm ready," Xiaodie continued weakly.

"Okay, let's do it now," Aiden said, his eyes lighting up.

"No problem," Xiaodie continued.

Xiaodie pushed aside a transparent blade and, with lightning speed, followed Aiden's arrow, flying directly towards Ed's neck.

The transparent blade was as thin as a cicada's wing, and its physical outline was almost invisible.

The blade moved faster than anyone could imagine, leaving an almost imperceptible trail in the air.

Ed was preparing to escape because he had used a precious recovery resource.

My mana has now recovered to about 50%.

"Damn it, we've lost both our wife and our army!" Ed said angrily, his cheeks puffed out, his back teeth grinding together, and his eyes bloodshot with rage.

"But it's not bad that we were able to escape; at least we didn't capsize in a ditch," Ed continued, spitting hard.

He took a deep breath and forcibly suppressed the pent-up anger in his chest.

He then increased the strength of the Black Magic Defense Shield.

A thick layer of black magic quickly condensed in front of him, the surface of the shield shimmering with a dark luster, and its thickness had doubled, making it look much more sturdy.

Black magic flowed slowly across the shield's surface, like a living armor, constantly emitting dark halos that protected him completely.

He glared at Aiden in the distance and roared, "Aiden, I'll remember you! One day I won't let you get away with this!"

Aiden, standing not far away, merely sneered, a slight upturn of his lips revealing a row of white teeth, his arms casually crossed over his chest, without uttering a word.

There's no need to say too much to a dead person!

His expression was as calm as if he were looking at prey that had fallen into a trap, with no emotion in his eyes.

"You're ignoring me?" Ed, the black wizard apprentice, was furious, his face turning a deep purplish-red.

However, he quickly calmed down and bit his tongue hard to keep himself awake.

He rode the magic broom, turned the power up to the maximum, and was about to soar into the sky.

Ed, the dark wizard apprentice, planned to run away immediately!

Just then, he felt an incredibly powerful attack land on him. The terrifying pressure pressed down from above, causing a cold sweat to break out on his back and all the hairs on his body to stand on end.

"What is this?" the black wizard apprentice asked instinctively, looking over at it.

But the next moment, he felt that the relatively sturdy black magic defensive shield in front of him was shattered.

The black magic fragments exploded in all directions like shattered glass, each fragment carrying residual magic.

Something was slicing towards his neck.

Then came a barrage of arrows, one after another piercing his body, each arrow drawing out a spray of blood.

The next second, the dark wizard apprentice Ed felt dizzy and his head seemed to fly away.

He watched as his remaining body was blasted apart by several arrows, his mangled remains exploding in mid-air, scattering blood and flesh across the ground.

"Holy shit!" the head of the dark wizard apprentice Ed roared, then lost consciousness and died completely.

On his deathbed, he felt only deep regret.

He was a dark wizard apprentice with decent talent, and with his talent, there was a small chance that he would become a first-ring wizard in the future. But now that he had taken on this job, he didn't even have a chance to escape.

I should never have been greedy for that little bit of money. Now I've lost my life, I have nothing left, and I don't even have a chance to regret it. The last thought that flashed through my mind was that I shouldn't have taken this job.

"This guy is finally dead. Little Butterfly, your power is truly impressive." Aiden chuckled as he patted the spatial virtual butterfly array Little Butterfly on his shoulder, gently tapping her cold head twice with his palm.

"Hehe, I've eaten a lot of bugs now, and I have a lot more energy than before," Xiaodie said weakly, her voice tinged with pride.

"How many more attacks like this can you launch?" Aiden asked curiously, raising an eyebrow.

"Maybe one more time? If it's any more, I'm afraid I'll fall into a deep sleep," Xiaodie said weakly.

"We can't let it go into a deep sleep, that would be a huge loss. I understand, from now on I'll make sure you get to make a move less than twice a year," Aiden said with a smile and a nod.

All I could see was Senior Sister Iseli completely dominating the black wizard Satu in the fight.

The senior sister was taking out her blue magic wand, the tip of which was constantly flashing with a chilling watery light, controlling a nearly 10-meter-long light blue flower to attack the black wizard Satu.

The flower was formed from pure water elements. Each petal was crystal clear with a faint blue glow at the edges. When it opened, it sprayed out several high-pressure water jets.

The dark wizard Satu took out his wand and controlled a viscous, mud-like black substance that was also nearly 10 meters long to fight against it.

The black mud churned and swelled continuously, with disgusting bubbles rising to its surface.

Each burst of the bubble released a plume of black smoke with a putrid odor, and each collision with the aquamarine flower produced a dull rumble, with black mud and water splashing everywhere.

"Is this the mimicry magic of a first-ring wizard?" Aiden said, mesmerized, his eyes fixed on the light blue flower, his face full of amazement.

Aiden even softened his breathing, afraid of missing any detail.

Mimicry magic refers to the ability of a wizard, after becoming a first-ring wizard, to infuse their wizarding ring with magical power and construct their preferred attack form to attack enemies.

This is why first-ring wizards and wizard apprentices are two different species.

"Wizard apprentices can only rely on witchcraft alone, but when they become full-fledged wizards, although they still need a wand, the power of a wizard is not limited to witchcraft anymore. The biggest improvement is this mimicry witchcraft," Aiden continued to mutter to himself.

"However, the consumption of mimicry magic is extremely high. Although its power is also great, generally speaking, first-ring wizards are still more accustomed to using first-ring magic," Aiden continued.

"It seems that the contest between Senior Sister Iseli and this dark wizard has reached its final stage," Aiden said with a smile.

In the distant sky, blue and black lights collided repeatedly, creating ripples that made the air tremble.

Aiden's decision to remain a bystander soon came to the attention of the two first-ring wizards who were engaged in battle.

"Aiden, are you alright?" Senior Sister Iseli turned her head and asked with a smile, her loli-like figure looking at her.

She still held her wand in her hand, the blue water droplets on its tip constantly churning, reflecting light and shadow onto her face.

Her hair was a little messy from the wind, with a few strands sticking to her face, but her smile was radiant.