The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

"This is the normal power I generate as a regular first-ring wizard. I didn't use a powerful wand, nor did I use any power-enhancing knowledge-based weapons," Wizard Leon said calmly, arms crossed and chin raised.

"If it's a newly promoted first-ring wizard, the normal power value is usually around 12000."

"And the power value created by a Limit Wizard Apprentice can exceed ten thousand." Leon paused, his brows furrowing as if to emphasize the astonishing nature of this number, before continuing.

Aiden: "That strong? The power level of a Limit Wizard Apprentice is already very close to that of a first-ring wizard."

"If you can use runic literature as a foundation to become a top-tier wizard apprentice, then it proves that runic literature is extremely effective for wizards. At the very least, it can allow someone with very low talent to suddenly possess two support-oriented talents. This has immense replicability," Wizard Leon said earnestly, his fingers tapping lightly on the table, making a rhythmic sound.

"Then, by pooling the wisdom of the wizards, we might be able to discover even more runes," Leon said.

"I see." Aiden nodded, a look of sudden realization on his face.

"But I can use my professional limit-breaking points to unlock new runes myself," Aiden thought, a smile playing on his lips.

As he spoke, he gently patted his forehead and opened the profession panel.

I looked at the newly unlocked [Rune Inscriber] class.

[Class: Rune Inscriber]

【Job Level: ★★☆】

[Core Capabilities: Simple Rune Repair, Single-Layer Rune Imprinting...]

Special Talent:

Rune Child: Increases rune effectiveness by 50%.

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Advanced Path: Steelbone Runemaster ★★★

Advanced requirements:

1. Master 3 types of basic runes

2. Master the second-order visualization method

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[Profession Limit Break Value: 8]

"This visualization method and the third type of rune are both obtained by consuming class limit-breaking points. The [Lightness] and [Strength] runes in the organization should both be basic runes," Aiden thought to himself, his fingers lightly sliding across the class panel, his eyes fixed on the text.

"There's so much more to learn. But my main profession is still that of a wizard. The power of the wizarding system is well-known," Aiden continued, clenching his fist tightly.

Seeing Aiden's somewhat absent-minded look, the wizard Leon hesitated for a moment, his brows furrowing tightly as if making a difficult decision. He then took out a grape-like fruit from his spatial ring.

The fruit emitted a faint blue light, and the surrounding air seemed to freeze.

"Here you go, kid." Leon handed the fruit to Aiden, his palm outstretched.

Aiden took the fruit, somewhat bewildered. It was cold, and his fingers trembled from the cold.

He instinctively shrank his neck, a look of surprise on his face.

Beside him, the fat wizard Sig exclaimed, "A Soul-Gathering Fruit! This is a rare resource that can enhance mental power. If you want to buy it, it will cost at least tens of thousands of magic stones... and there's no market for it."

Sig stared wide-eyed, his mouth agape, and the fat on his face trembled.

The skinny wizard Anlie nodded as well, leaning forward with his eyes fixed on the fruit in Aiden's hand.

"That precious?" Aiden quickly pushed it back, waving his hands in the air as if refusing a hot potato.

This gift is too big!

"Here you go. It should replenish a lot of your mental energy. The lower your mental energy, the better the effect after taking it," said the wizard Leon, waving his hand.

Although this fruit is valuable, it is not of much help to formal wizards.

"Now, your probability of becoming a Limitless Wizard Apprentice is 1.5%," Wizard Leon said, gesturing with his fingers in the air as he calculated.

"Lord Lyon, only 1.5%?" asked the thin wizard Anlie, his brows furrowed and his face showing doubt.

"Yes, after all, both runes are support-oriented, and having dual talents is just the most basic requirement. The threshold for becoming a Limit Wizard Apprentice is having dual talents." Wizard Leon nodded, his expression very serious.

"Lord Lyon, does this mean that there are also differences in strength among these talents?" Aiden thought for a moment, tilted his head, and asked seriously.

"Of course." The wizard Leon tossed a parchment scroll to Aiden, which was covered with dense writing and twisted automatically.

"Here, the latest list of wizard apprentice talents, updated every minute. Aiden, you can take a look. These are the talents known among wizard apprentices so far," Leon said, his hands behind his back and his body straight.

"May I see too, Lord Lyon?" The fat wizard Sig stretched his neck, his eyes wide open, like a curious duck.

"Okay." Leon nodded, a smile spreading across his face.

Aiden grabbed the parchment and examined it closely, his eyes moving quickly across the parchment and his fingers occasionally tapping on it.

"It records 100,000 talents. It includes the talent owners and the wizarding organizations they belong to. They are wizarding apprentices in my year, all under 60 years old." Aiden frowned, his fingers gently stroking the thick list as he muttered to himself.

"No. 100000 Talent: Basic Fire Element Affinity, Owner: Keller, Affiliation: Second Ring Organization of District 130 - Firewalkers." Aiden read it out word by word, his voice echoing in the empty room.

"Ah, the talent of elemental affinity is only ranked at the bottom?" The fat wizard Sig's eyes widened like saucers, his mouth gaped open, and he exclaimed in surprise, his hands waving unconsciously.

"Yes. Some people have multiple talents, but this elemental affinity talent is better than nothing. It doesn't have growth potential. Talents after 1000 are repetitive, so you can start from the beginning." Wizard Leon leaned back in his chair, crossed his legs, and said calmly.

"No problem." Aiden nodded vigorously, his hair swaying with the movement.

……

"No. 999 Talent: Spell Speed ​​Reading..." Aiden murmured, his finger slowly sliding down the list.

"Talent No. 998: Spell Power Diversion..."

"Talent No. 997: Weak Infiltration..."

Seeing this, Aiden realized that these gifted individuals were all in the 3rd Ring Wizarding Organization; very few had slipped through the net. Some even possessed multiple talents. He looked up, thoughtfully stroking his chin.

"My basic mana pocket is about the same as these talents," Aiden thought, a slight twitch at the corner of his mouth.

Following Aiden's gaze, Wizard Leon rested his hands on his knees and added, "These gifted individuals are practically guaranteed to become full-fledged wizards. They've all been snapped up by the Third Ring Organization."

Aiden nodded again, his eyes fixed intently on the list.

He looked all the way over.

The more he read, the more terrified he became, his brows furrowing tightly and beads of sweat appearing on his forehead.

"Hey, Winnie's name is on it too!" Aiden's eyes suddenly lit up, and a look of surprise appeared on his face. He slapped the list with both hands.