The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

Looking at the stunned audience, Mr. Wojnarowski smiled and said, "This time, the Knowledge Armament is based on Groin's Pull spell, but with my spell broken down. It's still a fireball spell, but the effect is completely different. This Knowledge Armament is called Lilith Sentence Break."

"It was discovered by a wizard apprentice named Lilith, who had no background, 20,000 years ago, through the singing techniques she learned in a choir. She has been receiving the intellectual property rights payment for it 20,000 years later."

"Lady Lilith, through her Lilith Sentence Correction technique, gained immense fame and considerable resources, becoming one of the legendary nine-ring wizards in the wizarding world. I also possess a wealth of knowledge in my mind, including the most basic Fireball spell, which I can cast in several ways."

"The above presentation is my simplest introduction to the Wizarding World. It is because countless wizards have dedicated themselves to transforming it with their knowledge that the Wizarding World has become the behemoth it is today," Mr. Wojnarowski said with pride.

……

Two hours later, Mr. Wojnarowski's class ended, and several wizarding apprentices who hadn't understood were asking him questions by the podium. Aiden watched this scene, feeling as if he had returned to school.

"This wizard is really powerful, but he's a bit too expensive," Aiden muttered to himself.

The wand in front of him was a basic wand specifically designed for formal wizarding apprentices. It was made of walnut wood at its core and could unleash 200 zero-ring spell arrows of no element. Once it reached its limit, the basic wand would be completely destroyed.

"This thing has durability," Aiden shook his head and continued, "If it gets damaged, you have to buy a new wand."

He also had a parchment scroll in his hand called "The Arrow Without Attributes," which Mr. Woking had given him halfway through the course; it was free.

"As for the casting medium, non-elemental arrows only need air, which saves money."

"The last piece of knowledge you need isn't free; you have to pay for it. Knowledge truly is priceless." This was Aiden's biggest realization today.

"I wish I could acquire some knowledge and collect patent fees."

……

At this moment, inside a tavern in the residential area of ​​the Forbidden Forest Basin.

The tavern was filled with the sweet aroma of fruit wine, and the wooden tables and chairs were arranged somewhat haphazardly.

Aiden, Bondi, and Galatea met here, with some low-alcohol fruit wine on the table.

Bondi plopped down in a chair with a swagger, picked up his glass, and grinned, "You've finally arrived, kid. I've been waiting for you for almost two months."

As he spoke, he tilted his head back and drank the fruit wine in one gulp.

Aiden chuckled as he sat down, raised his glass, and clinked it against Bondi's, saying, "You know I don't have your talent for cultivation. If we're talking about waiting time, Miss Galatea is probably waiting for half a year."

After saying that, he took a sip of fruit wine and smiled.

Today's Wizarding World General Knowledge class was like opening a door for him. He finally had something to look forward to in the future, and he was in a great mood, with a smile always on his face.

Galatea covered her mouth, her eyes crinkling into crescents, and laughed, "Aiden, it has indeed been a while since I've seen you."

"Then we can board the next wizard ship and head to the wizarding world. But Aiden should prepare well, after all, we've had quite a few lessons." Bondi patted Aiden on the shoulder.

Aiden nodded, not too concerned, a confident smile playing on his lips. He thought to himself, "I already learned some basic knowledge when I became a formal wizard apprentice, which saved me the resources of attending classes."

However, this is something that cannot be said.

"Aiden, have you mastered a special talent?" Galatea asked curiously, leaning forward and placing her hands on her knees.

Aiden shook his head, his movements swift and decisive.

When he acquired the special talent—the basic mana pocket—he had already considered that the special talent was his trump card and there was no need to make it widely known, not even to his best friends.

His expression was calm, without the slightest ripple.

"And you guys?" Aiden asked.

"I didn't," Bondi said, shaking his head vigorously like a rattle-drum.

"I do have some, but..." Galatea stammered, a rare look of confusion on her face, her brows furrowed.

"Then let us know when it's convenient for you," Aiden said with a smile.

"it is good."

"Right now, our most important objective in the Forbidden Forest Basin is to prepare for entering the wizarding world. To break through to the intermediate wizarding apprentice level, we need meditation and a Zero-Ring Trick with a comprehensive rating of proficiency." Galatea paused, then continued, "The Zero-Ring Trick can be trained using the free, attribute-less arrows. As for meditation, we'll have to wait until we join the wizarding organization to acquire it."

Aiden nodded; these two requirements were the same as the advancement conditions on his career panel.

"Aiden, you've finished your lesson, come with me to the shooting range to practice non-elemental arrows," Bondi shouted, suddenly standing up.

Compared to the boring and tedious classes, he preferred the simple and direct method of casting spells, and his face was full of excitement.

"Your Highness Bondi, you've already worn out six wands in just a few months. Each wand costs five magic stones. I imagine His Majesty the King must be quite displeased," Galatea said helplessly.

"Isn't it because I want to improve my overall assessment of this non-elemental arrow? Only through continuous practice can I improve," Bondi said defiantly, puffing out his chest.

"Understanding witchcraft doesn't solely depend on the amount of practice," Galatea said earnestly, sitting upright with her tall frame. "It also depends on one's own analysis of witchcraft. If one's understanding of the principles of witchcraft is thorough enough, a good overall assessment may only require a small amount of practice."

"I've learned a lot," Aiden nodded and said.

He knew that Galatea had figured out a lot of information on her own.

But now I'm willing to tell them both selflessly because there's a bond between us.

For the increasingly indifferent witchcraft community, camaraderie is a priceless commodity.

Bondi, unusually, didn't retort. Sensing something was amiss, he touched his head, a sheepish expression on his face.

Aiden clutched the wand in his pocket, his fingers gently stroking its surface, a sense of anticipation rising within him as he contemplated casting a spell.

His heartbeat quickened involuntarily.

"Coo coo coo".

Suddenly, an owl appeared in front of his seat; the owl had fluffy feathers.

It gripped a letter and a package tightly in its paws, as if afraid of dropping them.

The owl tilted its head and looked at Aiden several times, its round eyes darting around as if carefully verifying his identity.

Then, it loosened its grip, and the object landed on the table with a "thud," before suddenly spreading its wings and flying away.

"Hey, it's a messenger owl! Come see who brought you something good!" Bondi's eyes lit up when he heard the noise, and he immediately came over.

"A messenger owl?" Aiden frowned, a hint of suspicion on his face, and reached out to gently touch the letters and packages on the table.

He quickly unfolded the letter; the paper was somewhat rough, and it read:

"Congratulations, child, I hear you've become a full-fledged wizard apprentice. It proves my choice was wise. I imagine it wasn't easy."

Young Aiden, this is the new sponsorship I promised you. Inside are two wands made of ash wood, capable of casting approximately 500 zero-ring spells, and a basic transfiguration spell. I hope it will be helpful on your journey ahead. Signed: Mr. Ford.

Aiden read the contents of the letter aloud, word by word, his voice not loud but clear. After he finished, he looked up and exchanged glances with Bondi and Galatea.

Bondi opened her mouth wide, while Galatea gently bit her lip.

He opened the package again, and the rope came undone with a "whoosh," revealing two white and yellow wands inside. The wands had smooth surfaces and emitted a faint glow.

There was also a parchment scroll with the words "Basic Transfiguration" written on it, which felt very high-quality to the touch.

"Damn it, that's not fair!" Bondi's face turned bright red as he wailed, "This ash wood wand costs 15 magic stones, and a transmutation spell costs 20 magic stones. Spells in parchment form can be read repeatedly, so their value is only higher."

"Mr. Ford is so good to you." Galatea shook her head gently, a helpless expression on her face, and said slowly.

Aiden's mouth stretched from ear to ear, his face full of undisguised joy, his hands tightly gripping the wand and the parchment scroll.

"Mr. Ford, this is an angel investor!"

Including his current walnut wand, he has a total of 1200 opportunities to practice zero-ring tricks, as well as basic transfiguration spells.

Aiden suppressed his barely suppressed expression, patted Bondi's shoulders forcefully with both hands, and said with a smile, "You can also learn this transfiguration spell. Thank you for taking care of me before."