The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

"Because this area of ​​our District 147 is rich in water-attribute spellcasting coal. The price is relatively affordable. After practicing meditation, you also need to practice the corresponding witchcraft, which requires resources!" As she spoke, Annie took out a transparent jar from her robe, shook it vigorously, and found it filled with a dark blue liquid that made a gurgling sound.

"There's quite a lot of wood-attribute spellcasting medium. There's a lot in the Worin on the island, but as for wind-attribute spellcasting medium, there's much less of it." Annie said, holding the jar up to Aiden.

"Things are valued for their rarity," Aiden nodded thoughtfully.

"That's the idea. Apart from that, the difference between meditation methods of different attributes isn't that significant." Annie put down the jar.

"I see." Aiden nodded in sudden realization.

Soon, the island gradually came into view, and a dense thicket of trees appeared before them.

The branches in the bushes intertwined, like a giant net.

The two plunged into the thicket, branches snapping and leaves fluttering down.

"Junior brother, stay close to me. Don't get lost," Annie emphasized loudly, pushing aside the branches in front of her as she spoke.

"No problem." Aiden nodded vigorously, gripping the magic broom tightly with both hands and leaning forward.

……

This is a boundless island forest.

Two figures moved back and forth, one after the other, surrounded by tall and thick trees.

The tree trunk was covered with moss, and every now and then an unknown little bird would fly overhead.

"The air here is so comfortable." Little Butterfly's soft voice entered Aiden's mind. Her small voice was languid, her wings trembled, and her antennae swayed gently.

"Xiaodie, you're awake?" Aiden was both surprised and delighted, his eyes wide open, and he quickly looked down at his pocket.

After entering the wizarding world from the wizard ship, Fluttershy transformed into a cocoon of light and entered Aiden's pocket to slumber.

At this moment, the surrounding area was a dense forest, with a few fallen leaves occasionally drifting down.

"Yes, Daddy." Little Butterfly flew to Aiden's shoulder, her antennae trembling as she lay there, her tiny body swaying gently on Aiden's shoulder.

"Then I'm relieved!" Aiden said with a smile.

Aiden activated his bio-radar and discovered that they were often below him.

Powerful biological lights flickered intermittently, as if concealing a great danger.

"Junior Brother Aiden, be careful. Our flight altitude is fixed. If we fly too high, we'll anger flying creatures and might get attacked," Annie warned, her expression serious. "If we fly too low, we'll easily encounter wild beasts below. There are even powerful beings among them, comparable to a first-ring wizard. We absolutely cannot fall."

"No problem. I'll keep an eye on things." Aiden nodded, his expression serious, his hands unconsciously gripping the magic broom beneath him.

"Junior Brother Aiden, you're quite well-behaved," Annie said with satisfaction, a slight smile on her face.

"I'm afraid of dying!" Aiden shrugged, his face showing helplessness, and his body trembled slightly.

Just then, a gray-robed wizard apprentice riding a magic broom appeared not far ahead. As if sensing Aiden and the other two's movements, he turned around.

The magic broom he rode created a small whirlwind, rustling the leaves around him.

The grey-robed wizard apprentice was named Worin, and he belonged to the Silent Blades, a wizarding organization next door.

He looked at Anne, who was in the lead, with a possessive look in his eyes and a wicked smile.

The modified tongue forked like a snake's tongue, twitched in the air, and hissed.

"If we're talking about the most beautiful young witch on the island, it has to be Annie from this Rune Courtyard. Not only has she not undergone any biological modifications, she has a perfect human body, but she's also very sincere and doesn't seem like a witch at all. She's more like a girl next door," Worin said, licking his lips as he gripped the handle of his magic broom tightly.

"It must taste very sweet."

His tongue forked like a snake's tongue and twitched in the air, causing the surrounding air currents to ripple with his movement.

"An unfamiliar body odor... this rune-covered courtyard seems to be hiring. What a miracle," Worin muttered to himself, his eyes narrowing. "Maybe I can..."

After thinking for a moment, Worin directly controlled the magic broom to stop. The magic broom suddenly stopped in mid-air and then turned around.

"Annie, long time no see." Worin turned around with a smile, his smile looking somewhat lewd, his body swaying gently as his magic broom swayed.

His figure emerged from the branches, causing the surrounding branches to sway and a few leaves to fall.

"Wallin?" Anne frowned, a look of disgust on her face, her hands gripping her wand tightly. "Get out of the way if you're not going to use our flight path. We need to get back to the organization."

The routes on this island are shared by the wizarding apprentices of both wizarding organizations.

They often fought over air superiority, but the organization's official wizards pretended not to see it.

"What's the rush? We can stop and talk about witchcraft," Worin persisted.

As for Aiden, as a newcomer, he hadn't even practiced meditation, so he probably only had non-elemental magic arrows as his attack method, which was directly ignored by him.

He gave a disdainful smile, his eyes filled with contempt.

"What's there to talk about? I practice water-attribute witchcraft, and you practice wind-attribute witchcraft. There's nothing to talk about," Annie said angrily, rolling her eyes at him.

Aiden frowned.

He could easily see the covetous look in the gray-robed wizard's eyes.

"What's this guy's cultivation level?" Aiden asked directly, preparing for any unexpected situation.

"This Worin is a mid-level wizard apprentice who often harasses me. Junior Brother Aiden, let me handle him. You are no match for him, so please don't fall," Annie said, turning back to comfort her with a worried expression.

Seeing Annie's unyielding attitude, Worin felt a chill in his heart, and the smile on his face vanished instantly.

Instead, he had a gloomy expression!

"Annie, who's that pretty boy behind you? Is he a newcomer to your Rune House? If you ask me, you should quit this organization and come to our Silent Blades." Worin continued, swaying in the air, his magic broom swinging from side to side. "Our Silent Blades will provide its members with free wind-attribute knowledge, which is much more powerful than your old and broken runic knowledge."

"Who are you calling a gigolo?" Annie said angrily, her face turning bright red.

Soon, Anne and Waring started arguing.

The two of them talked back and forth, their voices growing louder and louder, shaking the surrounding air with their argument.

Aiden's brows furrowed even more deeply, and the veins on his forehead throbbed as if they were about to burst.

Damn, this person is so annoying!

I don't know what they're trying to do.

It was already painful enough that he lost contact with Galatea and Bondi!

I don't know if my old friend is dead or alive!

They're not dead, we don't know where they went!

I couldn't go to the organization I wanted to join, and I finally decided to come to this Rune Courtyard, only to be bothered by some annoying guy.

"Hey, if you have nothing to do, please move aside. This isn't how you pick up girls. Being persistent and clingy is really rude."

Aiden reminded him impatiently.

"Kid, shut up. You're a newbie, spouting nonsense." Warin's face turned bright red instantly, like a ripe tomato, after Aiden exposed his thoughts. He became furious, and his hands trembled.

As he spoke, he suddenly flicked his sleeve and pulled out his magic wand from his waist.

He then pulled out a jar of greenish-blue spell-casting medium from his pocket, began chanting incantations, and waved his wand haphazardly in his hand.

"Zero-ring trick - Minor Wind Blade Technique," Worin said viciously, his voice distorted with anger.

The wind blade quickly materialized.

The cyan energy flowed into the wand through the spellcasting medium, causing the tip of the wand to shimmer with light before slowly merging into the wind blade.

The airflow around the wind blade began to become turbulent.

Aiden was delighted, and the corners of his mouth unconsciously turned up, but he quickly regained his serious expression.

"Senior sister, he hit me. Can I fight back? Is that considered self-defense and not illegal?" Aiden asked anxiously, ready to fight at any moment.

Being new to the place, he was unaware of the rules of the wizarding world.

After all, Sir Richard had said that even wizarding apprentices were protected by the laws of the Wizarding Council.

If he kills this kid, I wonder if that would be breaking the law?

If he gets arrested and thrown in jail as soon as he gets in, he's completely finished.

"Of course we can fight back, there's no one else here," Annie said instinctively, while gently waving her wand.

"But junior brother, you are no match for him. Let me handle this." With that, Annie began chanting a spell, and a light blue bubble appeared at the tip of her wand. The bubble grew larger and larger, and the surrounding water vapor became denser and denser.

Just as Annie was reading halfway through, she felt something rush past her from behind.

One after another, at an extremely fast pace, the wind they created made her hair flutter.