The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

Aiden carefully read through each line.

His brows furrowed at first, then slowly relaxed, and the corners of his mouth turned up.

"The Beastmaster profession in the black market is much more powerful."

"In addition to the new core competencies, the acrobat's core competencies—basic animal behavior and encyclopedia of the continental organisms—have been further enhanced and transformed into advanced animal behavior and encyclopedia of the multicontinental organisms."

"More importantly, I've gained a special talent: bio-radar. I have a special talent now!" Aiden licked his lips excitedly, looking quite satisfied.

"And I can even advance to the next level as a court beast wielder, so there's hope for the future. Maybe I can find a bunch of powerful creature bodyguards like a druid to fight for me," Aiden grinned.

"Then, I'm determined to advance," Aiden thought to himself.

[Advanced successfully!]

[Occupation Acquired: Black Market Beast Fighter ★★]

[Profession Limit Break Value: 2]

As the three lines of text appeared, a flood of new knowledge suddenly entered Aiden's mind.

His mind was as if it had been stuffed into a huge treasure trove of knowledge, with old knowledge constantly being superimposed and updated.

Some areas where I didn't understand old knowledge or just memorized it by rote are now starting to be integrated and understood.

A look of sudden realization crossed his face.

As night deepened, all was quiet outside the cabin, save for the occasional chirping of insects.

Aiden slowly opened his eyes; they were bright and alert.

"Bio-radar activated," Aiden muttered to himself.

All that could be seen was an area with a radius of about 10 meters centered on him.

The creatures in his cabin, the flowers and plants in his garden, and even the wizard apprentices walking outside all came to mind.

Even through the small house, he could clearly sense the swaying of the flowers and plants outside in the wind, as well as the way the wizard apprentices walked on the road.

"This bio-radar is truly amazing; this is a real special talent. However, through the wooden hut, I can only sense the creatures outside, but I can't see their facial expressions or what they're wearing. If I want to determine who it is, I can identify them by their walking posture."

"However, activating this bio-radar will consume some of my energy." Aiden frowned and muttered to himself.

"With this bio-radar, that mysterious creature in the Forbidden Forest that's suspected to be a spatial butterfly won't escape my grasp," Aiden said excitedly, grinning.

"Let's not delay, let's set off now. I still have a small bottle of biological inducer left." Aiden's eyes darted around, and he casually grabbed a glass bottle from his waist and shook it in his hand.

……

Aiden rushed back to the Forbidden Forest's cemetery with great haste.

The surrounding area was filled with tombstones, and a sinister atmosphere permeated the air. Every now and then, a cold wind would blow by, making Aiden shiver.

"This is the crater where Quillins' body disappeared." Aiden looked down at the crater, which hadn't changed much, squatted down, put his hands on his knees, and said, panting heavily.

Then, gritting his teeth, he jumped down.

"Activate bio-radar," Aiden whispered, then slowly closed his eyes, his brow furrowing as if he were concentrating.

Centered on the pit, about a hundred different kinds of creatures appeared in his mind.

These bright spots are found underground, in the grass, and in the trees, like twinkling stars in the night sky.

"I never expected that such a small place would have hundreds of species of creatures." Aiden was shocked.

"The energy expenditure was much greater than what I experienced in the cabin."

Aiden's face began to turn pale, and fine beads of sweat appeared on his forehead. He gripped the edge of the pit with both hands, his body swaying.

"And most of these creatures are insects, and birds too, right?" Aiden licked his chapped lips.

"I have no choice but to use the biological attractant. Hopefully, no large creatures will be lured here." Aiden muttered to himself, his brow furrowed. "The black tiger that appeared earlier was already beyond my expectations. Fortunately, Audrey showed up, otherwise I might have lost my life here."

Aiden carefully dripped the last of the biological inducer into the soil beneath his feet. As the liquid dripped, small bubbles rose from the soil.

The last few drops dripped into the glass bottle that had been brought out, causing the liquid inside the bottle to slosh around.

He then dug a small hole next to the pit, big enough for him to hide in, and crawled in sideways, leaving only half of his head sticking out.

The sweet smell of the biological inducer wafted everywhere on the wind.

In Aiden's bio-radar, the nearby points of light quickly began to vibrate, appearing extremely excited.

Then many points of light moved toward the pit where he was hiding, and their speed increased.

"Ms. Ollie's bio-inducing agent is truly amazing. Before, without bio-radar, I thought it was some kind of mystical science, but I never expected it to be so effective. The methods of wizards are truly beyond my imagination." Aiden's eyes widened, and a look of surprise appeared on his face.

Soon after, more bright spots appeared at the edge of the bio-radar.

In addition to the existing insects and birds, several creatures resembling night owls have appeared.

The light spots of these organisms are larger and brighter than those of insects.

"The brightness of these light spots might be related to the strength of the creature," Aiden speculated, stroking his chin and tilting his head.

"But none of these creatures are what I need. Will I just have made a wasted trip again?"

Just then, a familiar "ding-a-ling" sound rang in my ears, a clear and melodious sound with a touch of mystery.

Aiden's heart skipped a beat, his body jolted, and he focused intently on the bio-radar in his mind.

The glass bottle in front of him emitted an extremely dazzling light, so bright that Aiden could hardly open his eyes, and he instinctively shielded them with his hand.

When he opened his eyes, the glass bottle still appeared transparent, completely different from what the bio-radar could perceive.

"It really is you." Aiden was extremely excited, and his face showed a look of ecstasy.

He lunged forward, leaned forward, and quickly grabbed the bottle cap with both hands, sealing it completely.

He staggered forward a few steps due to the excessive force he exerted.

The glass bottle still appears to be transparent.

However, in Aiden's bio-radar, there was clearly a ball of light constantly hitting the lid of the glass bottle, as if it was trying to escape. Each impact made the glass bottle shake.

"Hehe, finally caught you, a creature that looks like it can turn invisible." Aiden grinned, turned off the bio-radar, his face was a little pale, and he swayed as he staggered away from the Forbidden Forest and ran back to his hut.

……

"Thank goodness for the bio-radar, otherwise I would never have caught you in my life." Aiden sat in the chair, shaking the glass bottle in his hand.

As it was shaken, a slight clinking sound came from the previously empty glass bottle.