The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

Aiden's heart skipped a beat, and cold sweat broke out on his forehead. He couldn't withstand the wrath of a first-ring wizard.

He gritted his teeth, puffed out his cheeks, and pulled out a piece of white wood from the side.

This piece of white wood is over two meters long and has a smooth surface.

He gripped the white wood tightly with both hands and began to forge it according to his [Basic Wand Making Techniques].

As he worked, Aiden became extremely focused, his forehead covered in sweat that trickled down his cheeks and dripped onto the white wood.

His hands moved quickly and powerfully with the tools, each strike producing a crisp sound and sending sparks flying.

Senior Sister Iseli couldn't help but cover her mouth, her eyes wide open, her face full of surprise.

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"It's finished. I didn't lie, Senior Sister Iseli. I have no reason to deceive a first-ring wizard." Aiden looked at the 30-centimeter basic wand he had made from more than two meters of wood in his hand, a look of surprise on his face. He gently stroked the wand and said, feeling very amazed.

"Aidan".

"You forged the wand on your first try. Your talent surpasses mine by a considerable margin," Senior Sister Iseli said earnestly, a smile of admiration on her face.

"However, I'm not jealous of you. On the contrary, you are destined to continue on the path of wand making in the future, and we can verify each other's ideas about wand making." She stepped forward and gently patted Aiden's shoulder.

"Aiden, would you like to become my apprentice? You will be my first disciple. Garrosh is only my assistant," Senior Sister Isel asked, her eyes filled with anticipation.

She now understood why Leon was willing to go to great lengths to forge Aiden's own wand for his protection. This guy's comprehension ability was truly terrifying, though the data showed his initial mental strength was rather low.

"Of course, I am willing to become Senior Sister Iseli's disciple. My enlightenment today is entirely due to Senior Sister Iseli's careful guidance," Aiden said without batting an eye, grinning.

He knew he had made the right bet; Senior Sister Iseli had no intention of harming him at all, and on the contrary, valued him highly.

Senior Sister Iseli: "..."

Her lips twitched. This guy was shameless, but somehow it sounded kind of nice.

"I only demonstrated the manufacturing steps to you twice." She shook her head helplessly.

Although Senior Sister Iseli is a genius wand maker and has a high level of wizarding talent, she is only a dozen years older than Aiden.

Often, her personality and appearance are similar, and she still looks like a little girl. She wears two ponytails, which sway back and forth as she shakes her head.

She was born in Rune Courtyard and was in the spotlight from a young age, so she wasn't very good at interpersonal relationships.

"Master, it is still my bow." Aiden bowed respectfully to Iseli, his waist bent very low, his attitude very sincere.

The two quickly reached an agreement to become master and apprentice.

The place became much quieter for a moment, and Aiden felt that the knowledge about wand apprentices flooding into his mind was enormous.

That knowledge came like a tidal wave, saving others at least many years of effort.

"You should just call me Senior Sister Iseli, the name 'Master' sounds weird," Senior Sister Iseli said, shaking her head. She wrinkled her nose, feeling that the word made her sound too old.

"No problem, Senior Sister Iseli." Aiden nodded with a smile.

He was in a good mood. He had become an apprentice of a genius wand maker, which meant he would have a great support in the future.

At the very least, he could make money by virtue of his title as a wand maker.

Senior Sister Iseley stood in the center of the laboratory, surrounded by various wand-making tools.

She said earnestly, "Aiden, you're a promising talent, and I will nurture you diligently."

"I'll give you 20% of the lab's orders to practice with next time. As long as you can achieve a 5% success rate, I'll give you a new order." Senior Sister Iselly said as she walked to the shelf next to her, picked up an unfinished wand, and gently twirled it in her hand, seemingly deep in thought.

"We wand makers and wizards practice witchcraft in the same way. We need a lot of hands-on practice to improve and to integrate knowledge and experience. Knowledge without practice is not enough, and vice versa. You must remember that." Senior Sister Iseli put the wand back on the shelf, turned around, crossed her arms, and looked at Aiden with a serious expression.

"No problem, I understand that." Aiden nodded seriously.

"Similarly, I will also include the revenue from these orders in your account." Senior Sister Iseli walked to Aiden's side, patted his arm, and showed a gratified smile on her face. "In short, I have high hopes for you. Your talent is much greater than mine was back then."

"However, talent is one thing, but how high you can ultimately reach depends on your study of wand making. It's a very difficult subject," said Senior Sister Iserly. She walked to the workbench, picked up a carving knife, and lightly carved a few strokes on a piece of wood, with wood shavings falling to the ground. "You know, wand makers are extremely rare among wizards. Wizards are already smart enough, but there are still many people who can't enter the profession."

"No problem." Aiden nodded again.

"As for this guy," Ithelly said, glancing at Garrosh, who was locked up in solitary confinement nearby.

At that moment, Garrosh was banging on the door of the solitary confinement cell, making a loud banging noise, while he kept cursing.

Isel frowned. She knew very well that Aiden and Garrosh didn't get along, and that Garrosh was very petty.

However, apart from Iseli herself, there was no one in Rune Courtyard who had any potential to become a wand maker.

Garrosh has some talent, but not much.

However, for the sake of the development of Rune Courtyard, Senior Sister Iselly still took him into the laboratory.

But Aiden’s talent is so great that even Iseli herself is amazed.

In addition, he received care from Leon and the dean.

Iseli knew perfectly well that this kid was the future hope of Rune Courtyard!

For at least a long time, there won't be any wizarding apprentices as prodigious as Aiden choosing their Rune Courtyard.

Thinking of this, Senior Sister Iseli frowned even more. She was worried that if Garrosh were to secretly cause trouble for Aiden in the future, it would be quite troublesome.

Aiden didn't seem to care; he put his hands in his pockets and gave a disdainful smile.

He planned to find an opportunity to kill Garrosh.

Who knows, one day I might get hurt by that petty Garrosh.

Rather than doing that, it's better to strike first.

"Garrosh, come out here," Senior Sister Isel said with a frown, as if she had made a decision.

She stepped aside and waited quietly for Garrosh to emerge from his confinement cell.