The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

Ignoring his struggles, Aiden grabbed him tightly and carried him out of the training range.

There were many formal wizard apprentices watching, and whispers could be heard from the crowd from time to time. Haske's face turned ashen after Aiden retorted to him.

He was so angry he gritted his teeth, his hands clenched into fists. He turned to his henchmen and asked menacingly, "Who is this guy? How dare he talk to me like that? You guys kill him right now!"

"Don't worry, Prince Haske," a follower beside him said with a smile, his face full of flattery.

"Let him not live past tonight," another henchman said viciously beside him.

……

In Bondi's room, the light was dim and warm.

Aiden and Galatea looked at Bondi, who had fallen asleep. Bondi's breathing was even and steady, and the two finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"Bondy is such a fool, he's so impulsive." Galatea shook her head helplessly.

"It's alright. I like Bondi's personality. He's willing to go to great lengths for his friends. I'll protect him from now on," Aiden said earnestly. "As for his injuries, this kind of mental exhaustion is not easy to repair. Fortunately, Ms. Ollie's laboratory has relevant repair extracts. I can take some out to help Bondi recover faster."

The two chatted casually for a few more minutes before parting ways.

……

Inner living area, Aiden's cabin.

Night had fallen, and all around was quiet, broken only by the occasional chirping of insects.

Aiden had finished organizing the knowledge in his mind and was preparing to go to sleep when the creatures he kept in the garden emitted strange noises, as if sounding an alarm.

"What's going on?" Aiden sat up abruptly in bed, wide awake.

He hurriedly turned on the bio-radar, and saw two huge humanoid dots appear in the garden outside his cabin.

He was sneaking towards the window.

Aiden rolled out of bed, rushed to the corner of the wall, and quickly grabbed the bow and arrows with both hands.

The arrows gleamed coldly in the lamplight. He turned around again, nocked his bow and arrow, aimed at his window, and pulled the bowstring taut.

"Heh, I cursed that Haskes during the day, and someone sneaked over tonight." Aiden smirked and muttered to himself, "I acted in self-defense, so don't blame me."

Outside Aiden's window, a cold wind howled, and two masked wizard apprentices, each holding a dagger, huddled together whispering.

"The guy who offended Prince Haske during the day is right here. We brothers, as assassins, have never failed." One of them said with a smug smirk, occasionally brandishing the dagger in his hand.

"Hurry up, after we deal with this guy, we still need to report to Prince Haske!" Another person frowned and said somewhat anxiously, "The prince is waiting for our good news, and as for Bondi, we just need to find another opportunity to secretly take care of him as well."

The two looked at each other, and one of them slowly poked his head out the window.

He squatted down and pushed off with his legs.

He planned to sneak in through the window using an assassin's special window-vaulting technique and then silently kill Aiden.

But what awaited him was an arrow that gleamed with a cold light.

The arrow flew extremely fast, creating a whooshing sound, and struck him squarely between the eyebrows.

It emerged from the back of his head. The man's body shuddered violently.

He collapsed to the ground, blood gushing out like a spring, covering the ground in blood, and the stench of blood instantly filled the air.

Upon witnessing this sudden turn of events, the other companion's eyes widened and mouth gaped open. Without a second thought, he turned and ran.

But his back was wide open, appearing right in front of Aiden.

Aiden's lips curled into a cold smile, and without a word, he fired another arrow. The arrow shot out like lightning, striking him squarely in the back of the heart and exiting through the front.

The wizard apprentice stumbled forward a few steps, then collapsed in the garden, twitching a few times before falling still.

"What bad luck," Aiden said, frowning and spitting in disgust.

Aiden finally breathed a sigh of relief as he watched the two dots on the bio-radar disappear completely.

"This bio-radar, combined with my Lin Ying apprentice's archery skills, really works. Any demons or monsters that try to get close to me will be easily caught by me," Aiden said with a grin, his face full of confidence.

He discovered that the archer class was much stronger in the early game than he had imagined.

After all, its aiming is excellent, and it also has the additional Eagle Eye calibration talent, allowing it to shoot wherever it wants in close combat.

Secondly, these formal wizard apprentices had pitifully low defensive capabilities and were no match for his zero-level archery skill—the Heart Piercing Arrow.

"Although it's my first time killing someone, I don't feel much emotional turmoil. Maybe this is the result of more than a year of growth in this Forbidden Forest Basin," Aiden said, looking up at the sky with a complex expression on his face.

"You'll retaliate in kind, Haske, I think you're not going to see the sun rise tomorrow." Aiden gritted his teeth, a fierce glint in his eyes.

He simply stripped the night clothes and mask off one of the assassins' corpses, haphazardly put them on, and left without looking back.

If Haske finds out about the deaths of the two assassins and turns on Aiden, Aiden might get into even more trouble.

After all, on the surface he was acting in self-defense, but this would also expose his hidden trump card, which is his archer profession.

On the way, Aiden walked briskly, muttering to himself as he planned his route, determined to make a final push for the next stage of the Wind Whisperer challenge.

"If I obtain the profession of Windwhisperer, my strength will greatly increase. I don't know yet whether I can deal with someone as strong as Mr. Ironbeard. But I will be more confident in dealing with formal wizard apprentices and intermediate wizard apprentices," Aiden said firmly, clenching his fist.

It took Aiden more than 10 minutes to find Haske's garden.

The garden was quiet, with only the occasional chirping of insects.

"This is it." Aiden said, leaping into the garden with a powerful push of his feet, kicking up some dust as he landed.

His steps were light, showcasing the skills he had honed over the years as a professional acrobat.

I took each step very carefully, afraid of making the slightest noise.

"It seems Haske is already fast asleep!" Aiden thought to himself, looking at the pitch-black room, a thoughtful expression on his face.

"Whatever, let's use the bio-radar." He then closed his eyes and activated the bio-radar.

Two figures, one on top of the other, were highlighted on the radar, seemingly doing something different.

Aiden: "..."

He moved toward the window, taking each step with great care.

"what……"

The sounds coming from inside the room indicated that Prince Haske was doing something indescribable.

"How elegant." Aiden shook his head, a mocking smile on his lips, and said, "You're lucky, getting to be a womanizer."

Apart from the two points of light inside the room, the surroundings were eerily quiet.

"Wait, there's something else on the bio-radar; I almost overlooked it!"

In a corner of the garden, a faint point of light appeared, which looked like a human figure.

Aiden's body froze instantly, his hair stood on end, his scalp tingled, and his heart pounded wildly.