The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

It was the first time Aiden had ever seen wizard apprentices hurling insults at each other. He sat on his broom, looking around like a curious spectator.

"Hey, Junior Brother Aiden, what brings you here?"

In front of him, a wizard apprentice from Rune Courtyard turned around and looked at him with surprise on his face and his mouth agape.

"Just came to take a look." Aiden smiled, revealing two rows of white teeth.

"Junior brother, leave the exploration to us. You're still too weak," the man said earnestly, patting Aiden on the shoulder.

"Judging from this situation, it's not really suitable for you guys," Aiden thought to himself, muttering to himself as he looked at the tense atmosphere between the two sides.

They hadn't exchanged more than a few words when, since they were all wizards with extremely sharp ears, Annie and the others noticed Aiden's arrival.

"Aiden, what brings you here?" Annie's eyes lit up, and a look of surprise appeared on her face. She turned around on her broom, the wind from the broom ruffling her hair.

The fat wizard Sig and the others also turned around to greet Aiden, all with smiles on their faces, some even waving.

"Aiden, you should go back now."

"Yes, let's go back quickly."

Many people kindly tried to dissuade Aiden, surrounding him and offering their opinions.

On the other side, the members of the Silent Blade were also sizing up the newcomer Aiden. When they heard that Aiden was a newcomer, they all lost interest.

Just a pretty boy, a novice wizard.

Some of them pursed their lips, while others shook their heads, their faces showing disdain.

Only Annie, tugging at Aiden's arm, whispered, "Junior brother, are your archers even capable of fighting? There must be something good in this gray fog, which is why the Silent Blade people are holding them off so fiercely. Otherwise, they wouldn't be like this."

"If they take it, the power gap between the two sides will widen again."

After saying that, Annie almost cried; her eyes reddened and tears welled up in them.

She treated Rune Courtyard as her own home.

Although Rune Courtyard was weak and its faction was relatively unknown, she still really liked the relaxed atmosphere there.

Aiden thought for a moment, then nodded and said, "Including me, these thirty-odd guys in front of them are no problem."

There were about twenty people in their Rune Courtyard, while there were more than ten on the other side. He could handle the extra people by himself without much trouble.

Both sides consisted of intermediate wizarding apprentices; there wasn't a single advanced wizarding apprentice among them. He was somewhat like a wolf among sheep.

"There's only one question now: can we kill someone? And will the Wizarding Council investigate us afterward?" Aiden asked in a low voice, his brow furrowed.

After all, there were many people here, including members of both organizations, and the surrounding area was bustling with noise.

Unlike before, when he encountered people alone in the mist, the surroundings were eerily quiet.

You can kill it and dump it in the forest below, where the trees are lush and the branches are intertwined.

The body would be quickly buried after being thrown in, thus destroying the evidence.

"I'm afraid not, junior brother, there are too many people here. At most, we'll just injure or drive them away." Annie frowned and reminded him seriously, while gently patting Aiden's shoulder as she spoke.

She couldn't help but think of how Aiden had killed anyone who blocked her path without hesitation when she first took him with her.

Aiden acted swiftly and decisively, without the slightest hesitation.

Annie felt a strange, indescribable stirring within her.

She felt that Aiden was not as simple as he seemed, and that he was very calm in the face of adversity.

"That's going to be difficult." Aiden shook his head helplessly, spreading his hands with a troubled expression.

"My wizarding skills aren't high right now, I rely on my archery skills, but once I draw my bow, it's either death or serious injury." Aiden said, gently stroking the bow hanging at his waist.

"Unless we break it up and scatter everyone," Aiden said, looking at Annie.

"Break it down into smaller parts?" Annie murmured to herself.

Just as the two were struggling with their decision, bursts of orange light and shadow suddenly appeared in the gray fog ahead.

The light and shadow flickered, as if some treasure was about to be born.

"This is?"

The surrounding noise instantly fell silent, and everyone was stunned.

All eyes turned to the orange light and shadow.

Without a second thought, Aiden glanced at his senior sister Annie, a resolute expression on his face.

He straddled the magic broom, pushed off with both feet, and the magic broom shot out with a "whoosh".

They carried him as they rushed into the gray fog.

"Let's go, everyone, straight in. Only a fool wouldn't rush in if there's treasure here," Aiden shouted, his voice echoing through the air.

"Hey kid, stop right now." Several angry voices came from behind, sharp and piercing, as if they were about to pierce one's eardrums.

Along with it came several wind-attribute spells, which, like sharp wind blades, howled towards Aiden with a whistling sound.

Aiden immediately turned the magic broom up to full power, and the magic broom made a buzzing sound, its speed suddenly increasing, barely dodging the spells.

One of them was about to hit him.

Senior Sister Annie's eyes sharpened, and she flicked a bubble spell from her wand, intercepting and dissolving the wind blade.

"Let's all charge together, follow Junior Brother Aiden," Annie said through gritted teeth, a determined look on her face.

He then mounted his magic broom and followed.

"Yes, yes, follow Junior Brother Aiden," the fat wizard Sig and the thin wizard Anlie also shouted.

One of them had a round belly, while the other was as thin as a bamboo pole, but both of them had excited expressions on their faces.

They both knew that Aiden was a prodigy who could complete the training of runes at the speed of light.

He is someone even the wizard Lyon has high hopes for, someone who will challenge for the position of Ultimate Wizard Apprentice in the future.

Who knows, maybe this junior brother Aiden has some hidden cards up his sleeve?

Most importantly, when treasures appear, no one is willing to give them up without even having the right to take a look.

Even if the people of Rune Courtyard dislike competition.

Soon, the two sides were thrown into chaos, and the people from Rune Courtyard followed one by one into the gray mist.

People were constantly pushing and shoving in the crowd, and shouts and curses rose and fell.

"Damn it, kill that guy who broke in first!" Bion, the lizard-tailed wizard apprentice who had been confronting Annie, gritted his teeth. His face was flushed red, veins bulged on his forehead, and his hands were clenched into fists.

He is the leader of the Silent Blade gang.

Not only was he ruthless to himself, transplanting a lizard tail with a high failure rate onto his body, but he was also ruthless towards the people of Rune Courtyard.

Over the years, he has killed no fewer than five wizard apprentices from the Rune Courtyard, both openly and secretly.

This made things even worse for the already sparsely populated Rune Courtyard.

No sooner had he finished speaking than several people began to chase after Aiden's trail.

They rode their magic brooms through the woods, the branches crackling and popping as they bumped into them.

Bion himself, without hesitation, unleashed several wind blades towards Anne, who was not far away.

The string of wind blades, like a small, green snake, lunged at Annie with bared fangs and claws.