The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

"It took a total of two seconds, increasing the attack speed by about half," Aiden said, overjoyed.

"This means that if I'm targeting a single target, he'll receive twice as many arrows per unit of time. Add to that my Eagle Eye calibration talent, and it's safe to say that once he's within range, he can't escape my barrage of arrows," Aiden grinned.

"Next up is the Star Archer."

"It's a pity I'm afraid I won't be able to meet those two advancement requirements," Aiden sighed, his face filled with regret.

Then a thought struck him: "Then I'll use my profession's restriction-breaking ability to exchange for a first-tier archery skill and arm strength technique."

The next moment, two lines of text appeared in my mind.

[Consume 1 Class Limit Break Value to obtain Tier 1 Archery]

Vine Arrow: Entangles the target upon hit, restricting their movement.

[Consume 1 job limit break value to obtain Arm Strength Technique]

Iron Wire Strength: This technique involves wrapping metal wire around the arms to strengthen muscles and bones, enhancing basic arm strength and resistance to blows.

Then, new knowledge flooded into Aiden's mind.

These are the instructions for using vine arrows and the practice methods for using iron string strength.

"The power of the vine arrows is probably no less than that of the heart-piercing arrows, not to mention their ability to restrict movement."

Aiden scratched his head, a thoughtful expression on his face, and continued, "I can continue to upgrade this Iron String Strength by consuming my professional limit-breaking points. As long as I succeed in practicing it, I can instantly increase my basic strength."

"If I master these vine arrows, along with the Iron String Strength, and combine that with my Wind Whisperer skills, that Henry who sneaked in earlier wouldn't be a match for me at all." Aiden clenched his fist and said seriously, "In the coming time, I need to at least reach the advancement requirements for either archery or arm strength. After all, once I get to the Wizarding World, I probably won't have as much energy to train as an archer."

Just then, Bondi appeared outside the door.

He pounded on the door while yelling, "Aiden, come quick! The latest news about the wizard ship has arrived!"

Aiden paused for a moment, then his eyes lit up and a look of surprise appeared on his face. He thought to himself, "Speak of the devil, and he appears, although this devil is a ship."

Aiden strode to the door, opened it, and saw Bondi and Galatea standing outside waiting for him.

Bondi stood with his hands on his hips, his face beaming with excitement, while Galatea smiled, each holding a thick book in their hands.

Aiden glanced at it and saw that it read "The Wizarding World Recruitment Guide".

"This is a bit like the book you get when you fill out your college application!" Aiden stroked his chin and thought to himself.

"Aiden, you need to register with Mr. Woking and then get this admissions guide," Galatea said with a smile.

"Okay, then wait for me." Aiden smiled, took off running, and headed straight for Mr. Woking's office.

I quickly submitted my application information, received the admissions guide, and then left.

Mr. Woking watched Aiden's retreating figure, adjusted his glasses, and said, "Young people these days are truly courageous; they can't wait to go to the wizarding world."

After saying that, he frowned slightly and muttered to himself, "However, this wizard ship is getting slower and slower."

……

Inside the living area, in an empty classroom.

Several faded magic maps hung on the wall, the tables and chairs were arranged in a slightly messy manner, and a few pieces of paper covered with spells were scattered on the floor.

Aiden, Bondi, and Galatea sat around a somewhat worn wooden table, chatting enthusiastically about the wizarding organization they wanted to visit.

"In general, you need to choose the school of thought you want to join, the meditation style you want to practice, and the organization you want to join," Galatea said earnestly, tilting her head back. Her hair swayed gently with the movement, the ends brushing against her cheeks.

Aiden nodded slightly, a faint smile on his lips. He hadn't expected that choosing a wizarding organization would be so free.

You can go wherever you want.

He thought there would be an exam or something.

"The admissions guide lists thousands of wizarding organizations, large and small. We can apply to all the lower-level wizarding organizations in the wizarding world." Galatea paused, picked up the admissions guide on the table, patted it lightly, and continued, "The so-called lower level of the wizarding world refers to wizarding organizations with a maximum level of three-ring wizards, also known as three-ring organizations."

"Secondly, these wizarding organizations are located in different parts of the sinking wizarding world, depending on their highest combat strength. If we consider the entire wizarding world as a round cake on a flat surface, generally speaking, the stronger the overall strength of a wizarding organization, the closer it is to the center of the round cake."

"There are approximately 3000 organizations in the third ring, 6000 in the second ring, and 9000 in the first ring."

Galatea gently tapped the table and continued, "In the lower center of the wizarding world, most of the organizations are Third Rings. The further out you go, the lower their overall strength. Moreover, the wizarding organizations in the center are also the most fashionable schools of wizarding, such as the currently mainstream Arcane School and Bloodline School, etc."

As Galatea spoke, she gestured with her hand in the air, as if outlining the shape of the round cake.

"The Arcane School is the most mainstream offensive school, while the Bloodline School modifies various biological organs and transplants them into the body to obtain more auxiliary abilities. These two represent the mainstream of the wizarding world." Galatea finished speaking and gently pursed her lips.

"Then what's there to hesitate about? People will definitely strive for higher positions, the more central the wizarding organization, the better!" Bondi shouted excitedly, slamming his hand on the table, making the recruitment brochure on the table jump.

His face turned bright red.

Aiden and Galatea exchanged a glance, then shook their heads with smiles.

"The competition among large wizarding organizations will be far more brutal than you imagine. Resources will only be reserved for the most outstanding individuals," Aiden said earnestly after a moment of silence.

"After all, they don't lack manpower; if you don't do it, there are plenty of others who will."

"Small wizarding organizations are better suited to lying low and developing quietly on their own," Aiden continued, tapping the table lightly with his fingers as he spoke.

For him, his development path would definitely involve finding more career options and improving his overall capabilities. Joining a powerful wizarding organization would certainly be beneficial.

However, if the environment is unstable or the competition is particularly fierce, then it would be a loss for him.

"Huh, Aiden, how did you know?" Galatea asked, tilting her head and frowning. "Mr. Woking emphasized this to us in class before."

She had intended to warn Bondi in person, but she hadn't expected Aiden to know the same thing.

"Generally speaking, you need at least one special talent to be considered for a place in a wizarding organization in the central region. Otherwise, you will never be able to catch up with others and will eventually become a discarded pawn," Galatea said seriously, sighing softly as she spoke.

"It doesn't matter, I'll choose the middle wizarding organization." Bondi shook his head, unmoved, straightening his back and raising his chin.

"Let me see how many wizarding organizations the School of Life has," Aiden muttered to himself, picking up the enrollment catalog and turning the pages lightly.

"There are over 200 mainstream schools of thought, and some strange schools in obscure corners, which Aiden simply ignored." Aiden said, quickly browsing the table of contents, his finger swiping across the page.

There are approximately 60 wizarding organizations within the Life School.

Among them was Emerald Home, where Ms. Ollie resided. The leader of the organization was a second-circle wizard.

"This Emerald Garden is quite nice." Aiden thought for a moment, nodded slightly, and said seriously, "These days, the most important thing is having connections. No matter what, I have Ms. Ollie as a connection, which gives me an advantage over others." As Aiden spoke, the corners of his mouth turned up, revealing a faint smile.