The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

"Wind Serpent Coil." Bion used up all his wind-attribute spellcasting medium and began to condense sorcery.

A blue wind surged in from all directions, twisting into a giant serpent that lunged at Annie with its mouth wide open, tearing the gray mist to shreds in its wake.

"Double Wind Blades." Cole also used his trump card, and two wind blades condensed on the left and right.

The two wind blades were larger than the previous ones, with white light emanating from their edges. They emitted a sharp whistling sound as they spun, like two spinning guillotines.

"Oh no. We can't hold them off." Annie's face turned pale.

She could handle Bion alone, but with the addition of the cunning Corley, things were really getting complicated.

The wind serpent and the double wind blades approached simultaneously. Annie gripped the broom handle tightly, her knuckles turning white, preparing to take the hit head-on.

Just then, Aiden's voice came from behind.

"Senior Sister Annie, do you need any help?" Aiden asked with a smile.

He rode his newly acquired broom, slowly emerging from the gray mist, his green bow already raised in his hand.

"Of course I want to." Annie was taken aback, then overjoyed, clearly relieved, her shoulders slumping slightly.

Aiden's appearance caused the lizard-tailed wizard Bion and the fly-eye wizard Cole to hesitate for a moment, but they still unleashed their magic.

Bion grinned, and the wind serpent's speed actually increased.

A newcomer can't make much of a difference, but being able to unleash a spell in a life-or-death situation is quite remarkable.

"You two should become a pair of doomed lovers," Bion said with a smile, licking his lips.

The fly-eyed wizard Cole didn't speak, but looked at Aiden, who suddenly became calm, and Anne, who seemed relieved, with some confusion.

He possesses the observational ability granted by the compound eyes of a fly, allowing him to see many details that others cannot.

For example, the thin, still-dry scab on Aiden's finger.

"Could it be..."

The fly-eyed wizard Cole thought of a possibility.

The surrounding gray mist was stirred and churned, and the blue wind serpent opened its mouth wide, attacking Aiden and the other person.

"Senior sister, leave this wind serpent to me." Aiden was eager to try. He took out his green bow and shot more than ten arrows at the wind serpent in succession.

call out!call out!call out!

The arrow melted upon contact with the wind serpent, but the wind serpent also dimmed slightly.

At the point of contact, tiny wisps of blue air burst forth, like embers from a firework explosion, falling down in a soft rustling sound.

"Although witchcraft is a higher-dimensional attack, a dimensional reduction strike, my arrows can still match it," Aiden muttered to himself.

He squinted, staring at the wind serpent that was still lunging forward, and nocked another arrow.

"More importantly, my arrows are released fast enough. I didn't even use my arm strength technique." After saying that, Aiden began to use his arm strength technique, Eagle Wings Technique.

His arms jerked violently, his muscles tensing instantly, like two giant pythons writhing wildly under his skin.

As Aiden's arm swung, the power of his arrows increased dramatically, each arrow knocking off a significant number of the wind serpent's scales.

The arrow pierced the snake's body with a dull thud, and large fragments of blue wind elemental energy flew out, scattering like shards of broken glass.

The wind serpent writhed in agony, trying to coil around, but was firmly suppressed in mid-air by the dense rain of arrows.

In the end, the wind serpent was shot to a halt in mid-air by the continuous barrage of arrows, and then it was blasted apart like a banana leaf hit by a rainstorm.

With a muffled boom, the wind serpent's head exploded instantly, transforming into a sky full of blue whirlwinds that swirled and roared around the vines.

"What the hell?" the lizard-tailed wizard Bion exclaimed in horror.

His once nimble lizard tail now hung stiffly behind him, his entire face twitched, and his jaw almost dropped to the ground.

The fly-eyed wizard Cole and his senior sister Anne were also somewhat dumbfounded.

Anne was still holding her wand, her mouth slightly open, completely unaware of what had just happened.

"My Wind Serpent has a power level of at least 25 Hz. Let alone this barely perceptible arrow, it would blast apart even a 10-meter-thick granite rock," the lizard-tailed wizard Bion said in a daze.

He took two steps back, his eyes filled with disbelief.

The fly-eyed wizard Cole turned and ran away immediately.

He attached something that looked like a propulsion device to his magic broom, then disappeared into the gray mist at an extremely fast speed.

The thruster spewed out a plume of black smoke, propelling him forward like a rocket until he disappeared in the blink of an eye.

"What a joke? The witchcraft was destroyed by an arrow? This kid is weird." Before leaving, Cole muttered to himself.

His double wind blade spell, having lost its master's follow-up aim, was easily dodged by Aiden and Annie, like a headless fly.

The two wind blades lost their aim and slashed hard at the large tree next to them, cutting two deep grooves.

"Colette, you actually ran away?!"

Before the lizard-tailed wizard Bion could say anything more, two arrows pierced his throat and heart.

puff!puff!

Blood spurted out, and Bion clutched his neck, swayed twice, and collapsed to the ground with a thud...

"Compared to your witchcraft, your physical body is much easier to deal with," Aiden said with a smile.

He casually flicked the blood off his bow, looking as relaxed as if he had just finished warming up.

"Wizards are like glass cannons. Their magic is powerful and can make them stand out from the crowd, but once their physical body is locked on, they are still in great danger," Aiden summarized from his experience.

"Junior brother, your arrows are too powerful. They're like rain. How did you draw them so fast?" Senior sister Annie came back to her senses and, like a little fangirl, kept asking Aiden questions, her beautiful eyes sparkling.

She leaned in so close that the ends of her hair almost brushed against Aiden's face, her expression filled with barely concealed curiosity.

She felt that Aiden had become stronger recently.

"I can teach you if you want to, but you'll have to pay," Aiden joked.

"Hmph. You're so stingy. I'm not learning then," Annie pouted.

Soon, the two finished taking stock of Bion's resources.

"This guy's pretty rich. He has over 400 magic stones. He also has dozens of wands and a level 0 Trick: Wind Serpent," Aiden concluded.

"Same as always, half for each of us, Senior Sister," Aiden said with a smile.

"No problem," Annie nodded.

As for the fly-eyed wizard Coly, Aiden knew he couldn't catch him, so he didn't pursue him.

His archer skills will be exposed sooner or later; wizards are clever enough not to keep it a secret forever.

"Let's go seize this opportunity first," Aiden urged after a moment's thought.

"Of course," Anne said with a smile.

Soon, the two flew side by side into the gray fog.

……

An hour later, Aiden and Annie, along with more than ten people from Rune Courtyard, rode magic brooms and surrounded the glowing orange light, watching from a distance.