The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

Aiden's body was a bit stiff from the long period of training, and he felt more comfortable after moving around a bit.

One Meditation Stone Fragment has now been used, and the memory progress has reached 15000.

Aiden also improved the resolution of some professional character panels.

With a thought, the latest career panel appeared in my mind.

[Name: Aiden]

Main profession: None

[Secondary Profession (1/∞): Black Market Beast Fighter ★★ (1%)]

【Occupation Search: Carpenter Assistant ★ (60%), Archer - Forest Shadow Apprentice ★☆ (71%)】

[Core Capabilities: Enhanced biological combat skills, painkiller formulation, gore performance design, advanced animal behavior, multi-continental biological encyclopedia...]

[Profession Limit Break Value: 2]

"I'll be able to unlock the Lin Ying apprentice profession soon," Aiden grinned, a hint of anticipation in his eyes.

As for the spatial butterfly, it was still dormant, but it had turned into a transparent cocoon of light, which Aiden carefully put into his pocket.

Aiden planned to reward it properly after it came out of its slumber.

Soon, he hurried out the door, his steps urgent, and followed the passage to the experimental area.

……

"Aiden, I'm leaving." Ms. Ollie stood up and smiled at Aiden.

"You can keep the key to this lab. Your pay will remain the same. I've already advanced five years' worth of daily expenses for these organisms; just collect them as usual."

As Ms. Ollie spoke, she took the key from her waist and gently placed it on the table.

Aiden knew that Ms. Ollie had returned to the wizarding world with the results of her research to exchange for resources, intending to try to become a formal wizard.

"Ms. Ollie, congratulations in advance on your promotion to a full-fledged wizard," Aiden said sincerely.

"This is good news for you, an acceptance letter. When you come to the wizarding world in the future, you can show this letter of introduction to the wizarding organization I serve—Emerald Home." Ms. Ollie took out a bright green envelope, which shimmered with a faint luster.

"Our Emerald Home is a wizarding organization belonging to the natural school. The initial requirements for mental strength are not high, which is quite suitable for you. Once I become a formal wizard, I can take you as my disciple and guide you to conquer new challenges," Ms. Auli said with a smile.

"As a member admitted early, you will enjoy better benefits and a smoother future career path."

Ms. Ollie liked Aiden very much.

She knew how difficult it was to be a commoner wizard apprentice, and Aiden was very resilient, meticulous, and never lazy, like a clockwork that constantly reminded her.

Such a person is bound to achieve great things in the future.

She looked at Aiden with admiration in her eyes.

Aiden smiled as he accepted the letter of introduction, his hands trembling as he nodded earnestly.

This is early admission!

He knew this was a rare opportunity, and his heart was filled with joy.

"Ms. Ollie, thank you. I will seriously consider it," Aiden said solemnly.

"Oh, right, this is my Scroll of Friendship. Write your name on it. Once you get to the wizarding world, we can contact each other." Ms. Ollie took out a green scroll from her robes. The scroll's cover was a bit old, but it exuded a mysterious aura.

She gently unfolded it, allowing Aiden to write his name.

Aiden nodded, took the pen, and carefully wrote his name.

Ms. Ollie glanced at Aiden again before hurrying away.

The deeper one's cultivation, the more one cherishes time.

Wizards don't linger for each other for long.

After watching Ms. Ollie leave, Aiden sighed, his shoulders slumped, and his face showed a sense of desolation.

"Everyone is moving forward," Aiden murmured to himself, his voice tinged with a touch of melancholy.

Aiden was very grateful that Ms. Ollie, as his senior and boss, valued him so much.

but.

He narrowed his eyes and looked down the garden toward Mr. Ironbeard's laboratory in the distance.

"Quellins' death is most likely related to this cruel Mr. Ironbeard," Aiden muttered to himself, frowning.

Aiden's lips pursed, his mind seemingly lost in thought, as the small needle marks on Quillins's arm floated before his eyes.

"I'll go home and practice when I'm done," Aiden said, before throwing himself back into his lab work for the next day.

……

Several months later.

Aiden sat cross-legged in the room, his eyes closed, his expression constantly changing, sometimes frowning, sometimes gritting his teeth, sweating profusely.

"We did it!" Aiden exclaimed excitedly, his voice filled with joy.

Then, he opened his eyes, his gaze bright.

Just now, he reviewed all 18000 meditation memory blocks in his mind, and they were all accurate.

At the same time, he felt his mind become clearer than ever before, as if his whole being had become different.

He gently shook his head, savoring the wonderful sensation.

It's a feeling of sublimation that can't be described in words.

He had been reviewing the material for the past few months, but there were always mistakes or omissions.

Just then, a line of text appeared in front of me.

[Main Class Acquired: Formal Wizard Apprentice ★☆]

……

[Occupation: Formal Wizard Apprentice]

【Job Level: ★☆】

[Core Abilities: Basic Mysticism, Simple Magic Construction, Basic Mana Restoration...]

Special Talent:

Basic Mana Pocket: Your spells will only consume 90% of their original mana.

[Advanced Path: Intermediate Wizard Apprentice ★★☆]

Advanced requirements:

Mastering a zero-ring trick at the "proficiency" level

Arbitrary meditation method reaches the second level

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[Profession Limit Break Value: 3]

A flood of unfamiliar knowledge rushed into Aiden's mind all at once.

He unconsciously clutched his head with both hands, his face showing a complex expression of pain and excitement.

Half a day later, Aiden slowly opened his eyes.

He rubbed his slightly throbbing temples, and the corners of his mouth slowly turned up, forming a distinct arc.

"That felt great!"

"I was worried that my training progress would be slow, but I didn't expect that after advancing to a formal wizard apprentice, I caught up with the progress in just half a day." Aiden couldn't stop smiling and rubbed his hands together excitedly.

The knowledge he acquired, such as the basics of occultism, all required time to learn.

He mastered it the moment he got the job.

This immediately narrowed the gap.

"At least we're catching up with Bondi now," Aiden muttered to himself, clenching his fist as he spoke.

"The advancement path for this main profession seems to be quite different from that of the secondary profession." Aiden opened the profession panel, slid his finger across the panel, and began to analyze it.

"Secondary professions only require mastering resolution to improve, while primary professions have separate advancement requirements," Aiden continued.

Not only that, he also gained a special talent called the Basic Mana Pocket.

"I already have two talents. I can't be too proud. Keep a low profile," Aiden emphasized.

"Anyway, I can move to the inner living area now," Aiden said with a smile, his face beaming with undisguised joy as he quickly packed his things.

He quickly reported his advancement to the animal waiter.

The animal waiter was a little gray rabbit. It hopped up to Aiden, its ears twitching, and began to register.

Aiden was the only one among this group of prospective wizard apprentices who officially advanced as a commoner prospective wizard apprentice.

You should know that once the cost of living rose to two magic stones, no commoner wizard apprentice could survive.

Aiden received a new key from the animal waiter; the key was silver and had some strange patterns engraved on it.

He took the keys and moved into the inner living area.