The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

Aiden quickly suppressed his excitement and asked with a smile, "Senior Sister Annie, what's the use of these light blue runes?"

"It's useless, it's just pretty," Annie replied playfully, shrugging her shoulders.

She noticed that Aiden was staring intently at her calves.

This made her wonder if Aiden was an old pervert.

His brows furrowed instantly, and displeasure appeared on his face.

"Huh? No way, this rune must be very useful." Aiden was still staring intently at Annie's calves, his mouth slightly open, which made Annie blush.

She quickly pulled her robe back up, her hands moving rapidly to straighten her clothes, and said, "Just kidding. The rune is amazing. This is the [Lightness] rune, which can reduce the weight on my body."

As she spoke, Annie pulled a magic stone from her robes and quickly stuffed it into the magic broom beneath her.

The magic broom emitted a soft buzzing sound.

"Before I mastered this rune, a magic stone could only allow me to fly for half a day. But after mastering this rune, I can fly for a whole day because my body has become lighter."

After saying that, she pointed to Aiden's wobbly magic broom and said anxiously, "Junior Brother Aiden, you'd better recharge your magic broom quickly, or you'll fall into the sea soon."

"You have magic stones, right? Otherwise, I can lend them to you."

The magic broom swayed in the air, making a "creaking" sound.

Aiden's face darkened: "Damn, this is really resource-intensive."

"I have it, I have it."

As he spoke, he took a magic stone out of his pocket and forcefully stuffed it in.

The magic broom emitted a bright light before settling down.

As if knowing what Aiden was thinking, Annie said seriously, "We wizards are very resource-intensive. Practicing witchcraft consumes wands and spellcasting media. In short, if you want to improve your strength, you need to spend money. But the most powerful thing about our runes is that they consume very little, almost zero. Do you understand, Junior Brother Aiden?"

At this point, Aiden muttered to himself, "Zero cost, that's interesting."

Aiden thought for a moment, stroked his chin, and quickly realized how awesome this profession was.

"Wizards are great in every way, except they're too expensive. The wizarding world is always at war to maintain this behemoth. This can't go on forever. It's also too much of a burden for individuals."

"However," Aiden looked at Annie, sitting up straight, "Senior sister, if these runes are so powerful, why is our Rune Academy still just an unknown wizarding organization?"

Anne blushed, lowered her head, and unconsciously clutched her robe with both hands. She explained, "This rune was discovered by the founder of our Rune Academy by chance in an ancient book. This book only has one page with two runes. So we had no way to learn it further."

"Even so, these two runes greatly enhance the power of a wizard during the apprentice stage, but not much for a fully-fledged wizard."

Aiden opened his mouth and whispered, "So the lineage was broken? No wonder."

But then he thought about it again, and his eyes suddenly lit up. He sat up straighter and rubbed his hands together excitedly.

"If you can't figure out a learning path, I can deduce it directly using the panel!"

"An epic-level class, with immense potential!"

Thinking of this, Aiden looked excited and unconsciously clenched his fists.

Anne looked at Aiden's sudden change in attitude, tilted her head to one side, and frowned slightly, completely bewildered.

"The most important thing now is to increase the resolution," Aiden thought to himself.

As he spoke, he suddenly turned his head to look at his senior sister Annie beside him, his face full of smiles, and said, "Senior sister, can I ask you for a favor?"

"What's wrong?" Annie asked, looking at Aiden with a puzzled expression.

"Could you pull your robe up a bit more? I want to see the runes on your calves more," Aiden said eagerly, his eyes fixed on Annie.

"what!"

Annie's face instantly turned as red as a ripe apple, and she instinctively covered her face with her hands.

As natives born in the wizarding world, even if they are not wizards, they like to cover their bodies with robes, as it adds to their mystique!

Unless it's a very close relationship, they won't easily expose their skin.

"Junior brother looks so lewd!" Annie muttered to herself, pouting and looking annoyed.

but.

Aiden was the first newcomer she introduced, and he was quite good-looking, but his talent was lacking.

Anyway, there's no one else here, so it's not like I can't watch it.

Anne bit her lip, hesitated for a moment, and then slowly pulled her robe up again, revealing her fair and jade-like calves.

The blue runes on my calves seemed to pulsate gently in the sea breeze.

"Senior Sister Annie, on the way back, don't pull your robe up. I want to do more research," Aiden said with a grin.

After saying that, Aiden gripped the handles of the magic broom with both hands, pushed off hard, and the magic broom flew up with a "whoosh".

As he piloted the magic broom, his eyes were fixed on the blue runes on Annie's legs...

Anne: "..."

She shook her head helplessly, her lips twitching.

"The resolution has increased by another 1%, it really works!" Aiden jumped up excitedly, and his magic broom shook along with it.

Annie watched him gesticulate wildly, her lips curling downwards as she thought, "Junior brother is really a pervert."

……

Half a day later, Aiden reluctantly took a magic stone out of his pocket, frowned, and stuffed it into the magic broom.

The magic stone vanished the moment it touched the magic broom.

"I wonder if my profession as a carpenter's assistant could craft this magic broom?" Aiden wondered.

Aiden patted his magic broom and asked his senior sister Annie beside him, "Senior sister, how much longer?"

"We're almost there. Look, Junior Brother." Annie pointed to a faintly visible island in front of them, a happy smile on her face, and continued, "Our Rune Courtyard is located on this large island. Besides our Rune Courtyard, there's also a First Ring organization on this island, the Silent Blades. They're our old rivals."

"Anyway, our two organizations will jointly govern this island. If you get bullied by others, feel free to come to me," Annie said, patting her chest with a righteous expression.

"There's another wizarding organization, the Silent Blades?" Aiden murmured to himself, his head bowed, his fingers tapping lightly on the handle of his magic broom.

"By the way, junior brother, do you have money? Do you have enough resources?" Annie suddenly turned around, leaned close to Aiden, and asked.

"How so?" Aiden asked curiously, raising his head and shrinking back slightly.

"If you have money, you can practice wind-attribute meditation. If you only have a little money, you can practice water-attribute meditation or wood-attribute meditation. If you don't have money, then you'll have to find a way to earn money to buy a ticket home," Annie explained patiently, gesturing with her hands as she spoke.

"The Wizarding Council can send those wizarding seeds that can't survive back to their homeland; all they need to do is drink a potion of oblivion. Of course, they'll have to earn their own boat tickets, since they came here for free!"

Aiden: "..."

His mouth was wide open, and he couldn't say a word for a long time.

Nobody wants to go back!

"Why is the wind attribute one so expensive? The other two are cheaper?" Aiden asked, frowning.