The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

"Of course it's fine, I've already taken care of that weirdo," Aiden said with a grin.

He crossed his arms over his chest, looking very relaxed, showing no signs of having just been in a fight.

He even gave his senior sister a thumbs up, looking quite smug.

"Damn it, you useless piece of trash!" the black wizard Satu said angrily, his teeth itching, after hearing their conversation.

His face flushed red, veins bulged on his forehead, and his wand trembled with rage.

His black robe fluttered in the wind, and he looked extremely disheveled.

"You should worry about yourselves. You don't have the strength, yet you try to launch a sneak attack. You dark wizards are really tired of living," Senior Sister Iseli said coldly.

Her tone was icy and chilling. She pointed her wand forward, and the blue water droplet instantly doubled in size, making a splashing sound as it rolled towards Satu.

Wherever the water splashed, the air was compressed and emitted a shrieking sound.

Blue water droplets transformed into a giant water curtain in the air, crashing down on Satu with a whooshing sound.

Water droplets kept splashing out from the edge of the water curtain.

The dark wizard Satu quickly raised his wand, and a black shield unfolded in front of him. But the moment the water curtain hit him, cracks began to appear in the black shield, and a series of cracking sounds rang out.

"If your wand weren't better than mine, and if you didn't have more magical artifacts than me, I wouldn't be so suppressed now!" the black wizard Satu said through gritted teeth.

His entire body was backing away, and his face was extremely pale.

"You're such a naive fellow," Senior Sister Iseli shook her head, her face full of disdain.

The wand she crafted for herself was undoubtedly the most suitable for her, and its power was also the most appropriate.

The wand in front of her, Satu, was not bad, but it was far inferior to the wand that she had made herself.

Over time, the balance of power shifted in her favor in their battles.

Just as Senior Sister Iseli was about to say something, Nasatu suddenly threw out a cloud of black smoke, like an ink thief spitting ink.

The cloud of black smoke suddenly exploded, instantly engulfing an area of ​​hundreds of meters in radius. Thick black smoke billowed and rolled, obscuring everything.

The smoke also carried a pungent smell that made people want to cough.

Satu's figure could still be vaguely seen moving quickly through the black smoke.

"Aiden, get out of the way!" Senior Sister Iseli shouted, then cast a protective spell with her wand in front of Aiden.

A semi-transparent blue light shield appeared out of thin air in front of Aiden, with faint patterns flowing across its surface and emitting a low buzzing sound.

The patterns on the light shield spread out in concentric circles, keeping the black smoke out.

The black smoke crashed into the light shield, making a hissing sound, like acid corroding metal.

Aiden was startled, but seeing that his senior sister's protective magic had blocked the sudden attack, he was relieved.

He patted his chest, let out a long breath, and a layer of fine sweat appeared on his forehead.

"That guy is really cunning." Aiden shook his head and said, looking at the empty field and the dark wizard's disheveled figure fleeing in the distance.

Satu's figure grew smaller and smaller in the distance, until it finally disappeared completely into the darkness.

"This guy's escape skills are quite impressive, which is quite typical of dark wizards," Senior Sister Iseli shook her head and said.

She put away her wand, and the blue water droplets dissolved into the air.

Her expression was somewhat helpless, but more so indifferent, as she casually brushed the stray hairs from her forehead behind her ear.

"Let's go, we've finally chased this weirdo away."

"Okay, let's go back," Aiden nodded and said.

After a fierce battle, both of them were clearly exhausted, and they soon returned to the carriage in the sky.

The lights inside the carriage were bright and warm, creating a stark contrast with the darkness outside.

Senior Sister Iseli sat down heavily on the cushion and let out a long sigh of relief.

After chatting for a few more minutes and confirming that Aiden was alright, the two said their goodbyes and went back to their rooms to rest.

……

At this moment, Aiden was sitting cross-legged on the floor in his room. The room was quiet, with only the occasional sound of wind coming from outside the window.

He began to summarize, saying, "My current strength is still too weak; I'm relying entirely on the archers' abilities."

Aiden frowned, and his fists clenched unconsciously.

"However, it's still quite difficult for archers to break through the magic shield of a wizard of the same level," Aiden continued.

"This isn't because my archers aren't strong enough; on the contrary, my archers are strong enough to fight alongside high-ranking wizard apprentices. They should be the strongest archers in the world."

Aiden stroked his chin, rubbing his fingers back and forth on it.

"The reason it's so difficult is because the craftsmanship of my arrows is too poor. I need to find some better materials or improve this method," Aiden said, resting his chin on his hand.

"Secondly, I will not leave Rune Courtyard until I reach the level of a high-ranking wizard apprentice," Aiden continued.

"With the resources I've accumulated, it will only take me a few years to meet all the requirements for advancement."

"In short, this trip has been quite an eye-opening experience, and we also encountered a cunning dark wizard." Aiden nodded.

"However, I will inevitably have to participate in the elemental trial in the future. The enemies and opponents I will encounter in the future will be far stronger than they are now. After all, I am only in the remote 147th district right now."

Aiden then immersed himself in his training.

……

Two days later, Aiden and his senior sister Isel returned to the island set up by Rune Courtyard in a carriage.

The sea breeze, carrying a salty and damp scent, swept over me, while the distant sea appeared hazy and gray.

The carriage came to a steady stop in the air. Aiden looked out the window at the familiar courtyard below and felt completely relieved.

These past few days, to be cautious, he had been on edge the whole way, constantly urging Xiaodie to check the surrounding space for any magical traps or similar things.

"It's still more comfortable at home." Aiden's lips curled up, he leaned back, his shoulders completely relaxed, and he let out a long breath.

The sound of Senior Sister Iseley knocking came from outside the door.

"Aiden, we've arrived at Rune Courtyard."

"No problem, I'll be right out," Aiden replied, pushing open the door.

Iseley had changed into a very professional-looking loli uniform, with her hands behind her back, chin raised, and a faint smile on her lips.

"I'll give you a two-week break. You should rest well. I need to spend some time reviewing the knowledge required for a two-star wand maker," Senior Sister Iseli said casually, narrowing her eyes.

"No problem." Aiden nodded.

"As for your talent, you don't need to hide it from me anymore. I acknowledge your talent in wand making. You can be bold and unleash your potential from now on." When she said this, Senior Sister Iseli's tone carried a hint of expectation. After all, if I want to advance to become a three-star wand maker, you'll probably have to become a one-star wand maker. Senior Sister Iseli's smile faded, her brows furrowed, and her tone became serious.

"I understand, senior sister." Aiden grinned and crossed his arms.

The two quickly waved goodbye to each other.

With a light touch of her toes, Senior Sister Iseliel leaped into the air, her figure flashing a few times before disappearing into the distance towards the wizard tower.