The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

"Too slow! Full of openings. My arrows are thirsting for fire!" Aiden shouted, drawing several arrows from his quiver and nocking them into his bow.

He fired several piercing arrows at Worin, who was not far away. The arrows shot out like lightning, drawing straight lines in the air and creating a whooshing sound.

He drew the bowstring taut again and fired another vine arrow, the fletching of which trailed a green vine that twisted in the air.

He discovered that the wizarding world's power relied entirely on formal wizards, that is, at least first-level wizards.

Just like when dealing with the sea monsters in the sea, Sir Richard simply waved his wand, and in less than two seconds, a spell shot out, hitting the target and tearing the sea monster to pieces, its blood splattering everywhere.

As for wizard apprentices, they also have to go through the trouble of chanting incantations. Putting aside the power and accuracy, the wind-up time is just too long!

Wolin had already read the last syllable.

A sinister smile spread across his face.

He was already picturing himself defeating this kid and then taking Annie, who was slightly weaker than him, under his control and tormenting her!

He waved his magic wand excitedly with both hands.

It's important to know that Annie doesn't usually act alone; she's always accompanied by people from Rune Courtyard.

But right now there's only one new pretty boy.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and no one will know what he's doing!

"What's that?" Worin stared at the string of arrows that appeared before him, his smile freezing instantly, his eyes widening as he didn't even have time to react.

I felt as if air was leaking from my chest, a sharp pain struck me, and my body began to tremble uncontrollably.

He stopped singing and looked down.

He saw that his chest was pierced by arrows, and blood was gushing out, staining his robes red.

Finally, a green arrow pierced him, sending him flying and crashing into a large tree behind him.

The tree was hit and shook violently, its leaves falling one after another.

He was wrapped up in vines like a green cocoon, with only his head showing, and blood was still gushing from his mouth.

"You..." Worin spat out a mouthful of blood, his mouth opened and closed, and then he died completely.

His face was filled with disbelief, and his body slumped down limply.

"Huh? The Vine Arrow has evolved?" Aiden was overjoyed and extremely excited.

He hadn't expected his vine arrows to have such a hidden effect.

Hitting the tree will activate the branches on the tree to launch a coordinated attack.

The branches seemed to come alive, constantly whipping at Worin's body.

"Junior brother, you're so amazing?" Annie turned around abruptly, her eyes wide open and her mouth agape in surprise.

Things happened too fast, in the blink of an eye.

Annoying Worin was instantly defeated?!

"Just lucky, just lucky," Aiden said with a grin, his lips curving upwards to reveal two rows of white teeth.

"This guy's organization is at odds with us; they're enemies to begin with. It wouldn't be illegal for me to kill him, would it?"

"Of course it's illegal, but I won't say anything. The Wizarding Council can't possibly know everything." Annie's eyes sparkled, her face flushed with excitement, and she covered her mouth, her body trembling with emotion.

She hadn't expected Aiden to be an archer, and the image of Aiden's swift and decisive archery earlier flashed through her mind.

That arrow was shot both fast and steady!

The arrow grazed his face like a gust of air and struck his target instantly.

"Uh! Okay then!" Aiden scratched his head, a helpless look on his face.

Aiden always felt that his senior sister Annie was strange, like a child who hadn't grown up.

"Junior brother, are you still an archer? That's amazing." Annie's eyes widened as she looked at the green bow in Aiden's hand with great curiosity, her hands unconsciously clutching the hem of her clothes.

"Yeah, just practicing for fun," Aiden shrugged and said casually, gently shaking the green bow in his hand.

"Then you can talk to Dean Mephisto and ask him to allocate a special fund for you! Our Rune Courtyard strongly supports non-wizard professions!" Annie said, waving her arms excitedly.

"After all, our rune system was created by the founder. Although there's no hope of it being passed down, it embodies the innovative spirit of wizards. That's what Dean Mephisto said." Annie became more and more excited as she spoke, her cheeks flushed like ripe apples.

"However, if you receive special funding, you have an obligation to teach others. I think many people would still want to learn archery. After all, becoming a formal wizard is extremely difficult!" Annie said seriously, hands on her hips.

Anne was very excited and whispered a string of words in Aiden's ear.

"Oh yeah!" Aiden's eyes lit up, as if he had suddenly thought of something, and he slapped his head hard.

Aiden realized he had fallen into a mental blind spot!

He thought a wizard was someone who recklessly plunged into the wizarding system and trained to the point of death.

Now it seems that's not the case!

He could easily use the professional knowledge he gained from the career panel to teach others, just like Rock taught him.

Aiden, both inside and outside the company, also provided Rock with a considerable amount of resources.

If it weren't for Rock's guidance, the two wouldn't have become good friends.

"Sure, if it's profitable, I can teach you," Aiden said earnestly, stroking his chin and thinking for a moment.

"I'm not afraid of teaching others and having them surpass me. After all, I have special talents."

"The reason I can hit so accurately is thanks to my Eagle Eye calibration talent, my Arrow Shadowless talent, and also my Bio-Radition talent," Aiden thought to himself.

"Then I'll be the first to sign up. Should I call you junior brother or master?" Annie said with a smile.

Aiden's face darkened, and his lips twitched.

This senior sister Annie is such a joker!

"Senior sister, let's not talk about this now, that guy's body must be getting cold." Aiden waved his hand helplessly.

With that, Aiden jumped onto the magic broom, which made a "buzzing" sound and carried him away.

Aiden continued to search Worin's body, his hands moving quickly over Worin's body, and soon he had finished looting the resources.

He stuffed everything he had looted into his pockets.

"Junior brother is so skilled at this, it doesn't seem like it's his first time..."

Behind her, Annie stared wide-eyed, her mouth agape in disbelief.

Finally, Aiden also took out a broken arrow and forcefully stabbed it directly into Worin's stomach.

The arrow pierced the corpse with a muffled "thud".

Waring: "..."

The corpse twitched twice.

Annie's mouth gaped open, and she stood there stunned: "..."

"Does Junior Brother enjoy desecrating corpses?"

Ten minutes later, Aiden forcefully kicked Worin's shriveled corpse directly off the tree.

Soon the sounds of wild beasts devouring the food, accompanied by chewing noises, could be heard.