The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

Half an hour later, Dean Mephisto slowly spoke, "Child, you did well. Although I am not good at potion making and biology, the conclusions you drew are very rigorous and seem to be correct."

After saying this, he gently put down the parchment scroll in his hand and crossed his hands in front of his chest.

Upon hearing Dean Mephisto's affirmation, Anne's eyes widened instantly, her mouth gaped open wide enough to fit an egg, and her face was filled with disbelief.

Although she had looked at the experimental results beforehand, she still felt that Aiden was being a bit too frivolous.

After all, she wasn't familiar with the content, but now that the knowledgeable Dean Mephisto had confirmed it, she had no choice but to believe him.

"Junior Brother Aiden, you're amazing!" Annie said with a smile, her face full of joy. As she spoke, she patted Aiden's shoulder hard, making Aiden sway slightly.

"What kind of results we can achieve will only be assessed after the publication," Aiden said modestly.

He has memorized the experimental results and procedures. He has experience working in the laboratory and is not afraid of being asked questions. It's just that he needs to take some time to brush up on his pharmaceutics knowledge.

"That's right. But child, you'll probably have to add my Rune Courtyard's name as a signature when you publish it," Dean Mephisto said with a satisfied smile, his wrinkles smoothing out.

He thought Aiden would be like other wizard seeds, most likely just a cannon fodder wizard apprentice.

Unexpectedly, Aiden produced experimental results. Once these results are approved, Aiden will first gain the approval of the Wizarding Council and receive a considerable amount of resources.

There's a 50% chance this resource will be enough for him to advance to become a full-fledged wizard.

Even without advancing in rank, one can still collect substantial patent fees based on subsequent patent achievements. The rest of their life will certainly be comfortable.

It can also promote Rune Courtyard.

"In that case, if your experimental results are indeed true, I will give you 200 tissue points. If there are still flaws in the experimental results, I will also give you 20 tissue points."

Dean Mephisto thought for a moment and then said, extending two fingers and gently waving them in the air.

"Organization points?" Aiden was completely confused.

"Hurry up and thank the Dean!" Annie quickly pulled Aiden along, tugging at his arm and pulling him towards Dean Mephisto. "Our organization points can be directly exchanged for resources within the organization, which are cheaper than those sold outside. One organization point is equal to 50 magic stones. It's so hard for us wizard apprentices to earn organization points."

As Annie spoke, her face was full of envy.

Aiden's eyes widened, thinking, "Does that mean I'll get 1000 magic stones for free? If the result is confirmed, that's 1 magic stones!"

Aiden quickly thanked Dean Mephisto.

He leaned forward, clasped his hands together, and bowed to Dean Mephisto.

"Alright, once you've compiled your experimental results, you can mail them to the mailbox at the entrance of my wizard tower. Someone will come to collect them," Dean Mephisto said with satisfaction, waving his hand gently.

"I understand, thank you Dean Mephisto." Aiden thanked her respectfully, then turned and left with Annie.

Watching Aiden's departing figure, Dean Mephisto smiled, "I didn't expect my Rune Academy to get such a good deal. If Aiden's achievements are confirmed and published in the newspaper, he'll have a good chance of advancing to a first-ring wizard in the future, and we can also let him and Iseri participate in our research project."

Dean Mephisto muttered to himself as he paced slowly around the room with his hands behind his back.

……

Soon, Aiden and Anne bid farewell to Dean Mephisto and headed to the next wizard tower.

"Junior Brother Aiden, let's visit Mr. Sal and Mr. Leon first. They are both ordinary first-ring wizards and have been in the organization for over a hundred years. We'll visit Senior Sister Iseli last; she's a newly promoted first-ring wizard, that's the rule."

Anne said, skipping along with excitement on her face.

Aiden had become unfathomable in her heart.

Not only is she good-looking, but she also possesses superb archery skills.

More importantly, a newcomer has actually gained Dean Mephisto's approval and is now allowed to publish articles in the Wizarding Daily.

"Okay, no problem."

Aiden smiled faintly and followed Annie's steps.

Aiden was in a good mood.

Senior Sister Annie took good care of him, and everything she did for him was very warm and welcoming. She prepared everything for him in advance so as not to offend anyone.

Aiden was also very grateful to her.

In less than half an hour, Aiden visited two first-ring wizards, Mr. Sal and Mr. Leon.

A faint aura of witchcraft permeated the wizard tower where the two lived.

Upon learning that Aiden's initial mental strength was only 0.6, their previously expectant expressions instantly turned calm. They offered only a few polite words of encouragement before continuing their work.

Aiden scratched his head awkwardly, then left with his senior sister Annie without lingering any longer.

Finally, the two arrived at a brand-new wizard tower. The tower was surrounded by a spacious square with neatly paved stone slabs on the ground.

As you ride in the wooden elevator, it creaks and groans as it slowly ascends.

"Junior Brother Aiden, don't be discouraged. All formal wizards are very busy. Actually, they're quite good, just not as good as Dean Mephisto," Annie quickly comforted her, her brow furrowed and her face full of concern.

"It's alright, it's normal." Aiden shook his head indifferently, spreading his hands. "As long as the official wizards are all normal people, that's enough."

Aiden said, then chuckled self-deprecatingly.

He had no other particular expectations.

On the surface, his talent is indeed terrible, so it's normal that others don't like him.

"But Senior Sister Iseli wouldn't do that to you. She's not much older than us, so she won't have that old-fashioned vibe. Don't worry," Annie quickly continued, her face firm.

"It's okay, I don't really care," Aiden said nonchalantly, shrugging his shoulders.

"Okay, that's good." Annie replied with a smile.

……

Aiden and Annie arrived at a large, single-level laboratory, whose walls were covered with various magical artifacts.

Anne knocked on the door, knocking loudly several times, making a "thump, thump, thump" sound. She said, "Senior Sister Iseley, are you in there? I'm bringing the newcomer to say hello."

"I'm here, please come in." A voice that sounded like a little girl came from inside the house.

Aiden's face darkened, thinking, "Why does Senior Sister Iseli's voice sound so strange?"

He frowned, a look of confusion on his face.

Soon, a handsome wizard apprentice opened the door and greeted Annie with a smile, "Junior Sister Annie, you've arrived."

As he spoke, he stepped aside to let Annie in, his movements perfectly natural.

"Yes, I'm here," Annie nodded and skipped inside.

Then, she introduced the handsome wizard apprentice to Aiden: "Junior brother Aiden, his name is Garrosh. He is Senior Sister Iselly's wand-making assistant and is expected to become a wand maker in the future."

Anne said with a smile, and gently nudged Aiden with her hand.

"Hello, my name is Aiden," Aiden greeted him with a smile, extending his right hand.

"Hmm." Garrosh smiled and nodded, but did not shake hands.

Then he turned to Annie and said, "Come on, I'll take you to see Senior Sister Iseli."

After he finished speaking, he turned and walked inside, his steps hurried.

Aiden sniffed; it seemed Garus wasn't too fond of him, which was understandable.

He shook his head helplessly and followed.