The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

"No. 61 Talent: Dual Casting, Owner: Winnie, Affiliation: Second Ring Organization of District 7 - Crown of Goldwood".

"Such strong talent and they didn't even make it into the top fifty!" Aiden shook his head, muttering to himself, and quickly memorized the organization's name and district affiliation.

"I wonder if I'll see Galatea's name." Aiden said with some anticipation, leaning forward with his eyes fixed on the list and his fingers unconsciously sliding across it.

Unfortunately, things didn't go as planned; her name wasn't on it. Aiden leaned back, his shoulders slumped, and he sighed.

"My [Mana Pocket] talent isn't on the list either. It's normal that she isn't," Aiden comforted himself, forcing a smile.

"Well then, let's take a look at the talents at the front." Aiden braced himself on the table with both hands, stood up straight, and flipped to the end.

"Huh, why is it blank?" Aiden wondered, his brows furrowing as he rubbed his eyes hard before looking at the list again.

"Lord Lyon, there's something wrong with your list," the fat wizard Sig said first. He was initially horrified when he saw it, his face turning extremely pale, but he eventually became numb to it.

Finally, I just watched like a bystander, arms crossed, leaning against the wall.

The skinny wizard Anlie didn't have the courage to watch any longer. His body trembled, and he covered his face with his hands, because the more he saw, the more he felt like a piece of trash.

"I've hidden it with witchcraft. Are you sure you want to see? I'm afraid your witchcraft hearts will be shattered," the wizard Leon said with a smile, leaning back in his chair with his hands clasped behind his head.

"Of course I'll watch it. I'm fine." Aiden smiled, patted his chest, and had a confident look on his face.

He has a professional panel, which is a cheat code. Isn't that an awesome talent?

"The top 20 talents all have the potential to become high-ranking wizards in the future, namely 7th-ring wizards and 8th-ring archmages."

"As for the top 6 talents, they have a good chance of becoming legendary wizards with 9 rings in the future," Wizard Leon emphasized, sitting up straight and becoming serious.

"Indeed, if you want to climb, you naturally have nothing to fear. Now that you're mentally prepared, I'll go and erase the concealment." After saying this, the wizard Leon quickly formed hand seals and chanted incantations. Beams of light emanated from his hands, enveloping the list.

Aiden nodded, leaned forward, stared intently at the list, and unconsciously clenched his hands.

He flipped directly to the top six talents, his pupils contracted, and he took a step back.

"No. 6 Talent: Spell Overload, Owner: Selene, Affiliation: District 2, Third Ring Organization - Clockwork Heart".

"No. 5 Talent: Mana Black Hole, Owner: Isabella, Affiliation: District 1, Third Ring Organization - Starwind Ballad."

"No. 4 Talent: Elemental Domination, Owner: Moradin, Affiliation: District 1, Third Ring Organization - Radiant Court."

"No. 3 Talent: Demon Spirit Legion, Owner: Freya, Affiliation: District 1, Three-Ring Organization - Universe in a Bottle".

"No. 2 talent: Demon God's Descent, owner: Caesar, organization: Black Wizard Organization."

"No.1 Talent: Causality Collapse, Owner: Jiang Wudi, Affiliation: District 1, Three Rings Organization - Lamp of Wisdom."

"How...how perverted..." Aiden's mouth was wide open, his expression was extremely exaggerated, and his body was trembling, as if he was being impacted by an invisible force.

Aiden could picture them as arrogant and domineering.

"Compared to these guys, the 147th District One Ring Organization—Rune Courtyard, Aiden—is just too pathetic!" Aiden complained, slapping his head hard as he spoke.

"The names of these guys all appeared after other talents, which means they are multiple talents."

"This is number one, the name is so weird," Aiden muttered to himself, tapping the list lightly with his fingers.

"This person is lying, he's just cheating." Wizard Leon shook his head, helplessly smiling bitterly.

"Why?" Aiden asked curiously, leaning forward and staring intently at the wizard Leon.

"I know, I know. This guy isn't just a simple wizard. He's a guest from a fantasy world. He cultivates both wizardry and swordsmanship. He doesn't usually wear robes, just a pair of tattered straw sandals, carries a sword, and claims to be invincible, unbeatable in the world," the fat wizard Sig interjected.

Aiden: "..."

"You can do that?"

"Someone from another world came to the wizarding world and then took the top spot on the talent rankings?"

"And there's Caesar in second place, from the Black Wizards organization..." Aiden muttered to himself.

"This Caesar is the child of a high-ranking god among the three thousand divine kingdoms. The god of demons has some connection with our wizarding world. He is one of the few gods who are friendly to the wizarding world," the wizard Leon explained.

"In short, talent is unrelated to strength. It doesn't mean that high talent equates to high strength. Moreover, this only applies to the talents of you wizard apprentices; the talents of us formal wizards are not included."

"So when I said you only have a 1.5% chance of becoming a Limitless Wizard Apprentice, I wasn't belittling you, was I?" Wizard Leon said.

"I'm not belittling you," Aiden shook his head.

"However, I have a professional panel, so I don't know who is stronger or weaker yet," Aiden thought to himself.

"As for this strangely named Jiang Wudi, you can just ignore him. The world of immortals and heroes and our wizarding world are on good terms, one in the south and one in the north, each suppressing the nearby higher-dimensional worlds. The world of immortals and heroes also sends people to our wizarding world for exchanges, and this person for the exchange this time is this Jiang Wudi," the wizard Leon explained.

"Our wizarding world also sent top geniuses to the immortal world. I heard that their cultivation talent is also outstanding. They were sought after by countless sects there and were even called something like the Ancient Sacred Body."

"I see." Aiden nodded.

"Lord Leon, what does this talent have to do with the Limitless Wizard Apprenticeship?" Aiden asked, puzzled.

"These people are all your rivals, dual-talented individuals, capable of competing for the final seat in the Elemental Trials. As long as you obtain a seat, you will gain the favor of the wizarding world and become a seed of ultimate wizards."

"When is the Elemental Trial?" Aiden asked.

"There's still at least ten years to go, no rush," the wizard Leon said calmly.

Over the next few hours, the wizard Leon kept Aiden behind and taught him the [Power] rune.

Aiden did not disappoint him; within just a few minutes, he mastered the [Power] inscription, which others could only dream of.

It took Leon a while to accept this fact.

Finally, the wizard Leon advised Aiden: "After becoming an advanced wizard apprentice, don't rush to break through. Wait for the elemental trials to begin; only then will you have a chance to become a supreme wizard apprentice."

Aiden agreed to it.

……

"Going home to practice meditation, today I not only mastered a new profession and learned two runes, but also obtained a precious Soul-Gathering Fruit. More importantly, I learned the truth that there are always people more capable than you, and there is always something beyond your understanding," Aiden muttered to himself on his way home.

……

One day later.

Aiden closed his eyes and began to simulate the trajectory of the falling rocks in his mind.

"This rockfall meditation method is difficult in some ways, but easy in others; it's just a matter of enduring the time," Aiden muttered to himself.

He closed his eyes, and in his mind appeared orange-yellow falling rocks, one after another.