The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

Aiden's mouth gaped open, his face full of surprise, and he couldn't help but lean forward.

He discovered that the archer's range, if calculated at the same level, was far greater than that of the wizard apprentice.

A wizard's apprentice's zero-ring trick, such as this magic arrow with no attribute.

The maximum range is approximately 100 meters. The Heart Piercing Arrow technique demonstrated by Rock has twice the range of the Zero Ring Trick.

"Although the archer class is not as powerful as the wizard class, it still has its merits."

"Alright, then you can teach me archery." Aiden said with a smile, his face beaming with excitement as he rubbed his hands together excitedly.

"Of course, no problem. As long as you can learn it, it will take a lot of strain on your arm strength. I've warned you about that before," Rock said with a smile.

Although he didn't know why Aiden, an amateur archer, was so determined to learn this zero-level archery technique, he would teach Aiden if he wanted to learn.

If Aiden changes his mind or decides not to learn anymore, then he might not be able to get the magic stone.

For the next period of time, Aiden studied the art of heart-piercing archery very diligently from Rock.

Furthermore, during practice, he deliberately limited his skill level to that of someone who wasn't very good at archery, intentionally shooting slightly off-target each time.

Aiden didn't want Rock to know that he had suddenly acquired archery skills that rivaled or even surpassed his own.

……

That day, Aiden was alone at the basic firing range.

He watched as his elemental magic arrow once again hit the target 10 meters away, and smiled with satisfaction.

"While I'm recovering my mana, I'll test out the results of my latest archer class," Aiden continued.

He flexed his wrists.

It was the same bow and arrow Bondi had given him before. He drew the bow, nocked the arrow, and mimicked the rhythm Rock had taught him, his arm trembling rhythmically as he aimed at the target before finally letting go.

The arrow shot forward like a bullet, carrying a powerful force, accurately hitting the heart of the target and piercing it through, leaving a deep hole in the target with its fletching.

It continued until it was 30 meters away, when it finally lost its strength and fell to the ground, kicking up a small cloud of dust.

"Not bad, not bad." Aiden smiled with satisfaction.

"I've activated my special talent, Eagle Eye Calibration. I just felt the arrow deviate slightly, but it still hit thanks to the talent's calibration," Aiden muttered to himself.

"If I were to encounter that bastard Calvin now, I think I could easily kill him by using my own strength and maneuvering around him," Aiden said, a ruthless glint in his eyes.

"However, Xiaodie still hasn't woken up. I guess that move really took a toll on him."

He could clearly sense the faint breathing of the cocoon of light in his pocket.

But there wasn't much additional activity; it was as if it were still asleep.

"Everything is progressing steadily. My accuracy at the basic shooting range is now around 20%. I still need to practice for a while longer to reach 80% accuracy."

"The only problem is that my magic stone reserves are greatly depleted now, so how am I going to dismantle my meditation chair?" Aiden said, frowning and looking somewhat troubled.

After trading 20 magic stones with Rock, he had less than 30 magic stones left, and his training had taken a heavy toll on them.

Looking at the few remaining magic stones, Aiden sighed helplessly.

"If it weren't for Mr. Ford sponsoring me two wands, my expenses would have been even greater. Never mind, I'll go to the experimental area to take care of the creatures; it's time to work again." Aiden glanced at the gradually brightening sky, dusted himself off, and strode away from the basic firing range.

……

Half a day's work is over.

Aiden, dragging his weary body, looked at the empty cage of the three-eyed sheep. His face instantly darkened, and veins bulged on his forehead.

"That old scoundrel, Mr. Ironbeard, when are you going to pay me back for my sheep?" Aiden gritted his teeth.

"Unfortunately, I have no way to contact Ms. Ollie now."

He was still self-aware enough to know his place when facing a high-ranking wizard apprentice, and could only feel frustrated inwardly.

"That being said, if the opportunity arises, I will take my revenge on Mr. Ironbeard. If I become stronger than him, I will avenge Quillins."

Just then, there was a knock on the door, "knock knock knock," the sound was particularly clear in the quiet room.

Aiden frowned, strode to the door, and flung it open. Mr. Ironbeard stood there expressionless, staring straight at Aiden.

That look in his eyes sent chills down Aiden's spine.

"Is Zapdos ready, as promised?" Mr. Ironbeard asked Aiden, his squid-like tentacles on his chin still twitching, dripping slime onto the ground...

Aiden, who was shorter than him, stared at his squid tentacles, and a chill ran down his spine. He forced a weak smile, suppressing his nausea.

"Damn, that's disgusting," Aiden couldn't help but curse inwardly.

"Ready, Mr. Ironbeard." Aiden forced a smile as he spoke, reluctantly pushing Zapdos's cage out.

Mr. Ironbeard gave him a look that said "you're teachable," nodded, and then swaggered away, pushing Zapdos's cage.

The Zapdos kept flapping its wings in the cage.

It was used to Aiden feeding it every day, but now that a stranger was taking it away, it was a little anxious.

"Still not strong enough." Watching Zapdos leave, Aiden clenched his fist, his nails digging deep into his palm, leaving several red marks.

……

Inner living area, Aiden's cabin.

Night had fallen, and all around was quiet except for the occasional chirping of insects.

Aiden, exhausted, dragged his weary body home from the experimental area, intending to rest with heavy steps.

Suddenly, there was a rapid knocking on the door.

"Bang, bang, bang," the sound was loud and urgent, as if they were trying to break the door down.

"It's so late, who would come looking for me?" Aiden frowned, rubbing his sleepy eyes as he opened the door.

A man with a face swollen like a pig's head was standing at the door.

His face was so swollen that his eyes were squinting into slits, and his lips were swollen too much.

He looked at Aiden with pleading eyes, mumbling something in his throat. It was unclear what he was saying.

It can only make a "woo-woo" sound.

"Who the hell is this?" Aiden was so startled that he took a step back.

After taking a closer look, he realized that this guy was none other than Bondi.

"Are you Bondi?" Aiden asked, his eyes wide with surprise.

The person in front of him, whose head looked like a pig's, nodded.

Finally, he pointed to his throat, gesturing wildly with his hands, seemingly trying to say something.

"What happened to you?" Aiden asked.

Bondi pulled a piece of paper from his pocket and handed it to Aiden with trembling hands. It read: "Come with me quickly to save Galatea. She's about to be slept with by that poisonous woman, Vera."