The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

The cut was clean and smooth, and the upper half of the iron plate slowly slid off...

"Holy crap! That's over 100 Hz. Only a power level of over 100 Hz can destroy this target," Aiden muttered to himself.

"My normal archery power is less than 10 Hz, barely enough to match a zero-ring trick. But I shoot faster and have a longer range. My archery power is greater per unit of time," Aiden continued.

"Little Butterfly, you really are my trump card," Aiden said with a smile, looking at Little Butterfly.

Previously, Xiaodie had to rest and go into a deep sleep after launching such an attack, but she's in pretty good condition now.

Xiaodie floated in mid-air, the energy that had been surging around her body had completely calmed down, and she was quiet and still, without any fluctuations, looking just like an ordinary decoration.

"Hehe. I'm going back to eating meat. I think as long as I keep eating meat, I can keep getting stronger," Xiaodie said.

It wiggled its round body, its tone full of excitement.

Little Butterfly floated back to her room and continued gnawing on the ant meat.

"The Zerg are truly monstrous. Given the right conditions, they grow at an incredibly fast pace." Aiden shook his head helplessly, shrugged, and looked extremely envious.

……

Early the next morning, Aiden rode his magic broom to his senior sister Iseli's wizard tower.

The cool morning breeze swept over him, causing the hem of his robes to flutter.

He looked at the still empty wizard tower beside him and asked in confusion, "Where did Lord Leon go? I haven't even had a chance to thank him yet."

Aiden tilted his head, his gaze sweeping back and forth over the empty stone tower several times.

"He seems to have gone to look for runes," came Senior Sister Iseli's voice.

"I see." Aiden nodded.

He was delighted to see Lord Lyon find a new rune for him to learn, so that he could have another skill.

Thinking of this, Aiden's regret faded considerably, replaced by anticipation.

"Let's go, we're heading to Witch City in District 147. There's a lecture there about wand making that I need to attend," said Senior Sister Iseli.

Senior Sister Iseli changed into a blue outfit, with a thin silver chain around her waist. The pendant was a small blue gemstone that sparkled in the light, making her look as exquisite as a doll in a shop window.

"By the way, introduce yourself to my friend, since you are my only disciple," Senior Sister Iseli said to Aiden with a smile.

She had seen Aiden's hard work and progress these past few days.

"This kid has an extremely high success rate in crafting wands, even surpassing mine, which shows that his knowledge of wand making is very solid. He must have put in a lot of effort behind the scenes."

The corners of her mouth unconsciously turned up, and she felt quite satisfied. Even her gaze towards Aiden softened considerably.

"No problem," Aiden said with a smile.

"Is this Witch City far from our Rune Courtyard?" Aiden asked with some curiosity.

He was clearly estimating the distance in his mind.

He was also very curious about Wucheng.

"It's very far. If you ride this poor magic broom by yourself, it will probably take two months. Why don't you ride in my carriage and fly there together?" Senior Sister Iseli said.

After saying that, she took out her wand and tapped it lightly in the air.

A pale blue ring of light appeared at the tip of the slender wand, spreading slowly outwards like ripples on water. A deep humming sound filled the air, and the ground trembled in response.

hum!

A very luxurious wooden carriage appeared before Aiden, looking extremely magnificent.

The carriage was made entirely of dark wood, with its surface covered with dense and intricate patterns. A copper bell hung from each of the four corners, making a clear tinkling sound in the wind. A faint magical halo supported the bottom of the carriage.

"Wow!"

Aiden's mouth gaped open and his eyes widened.

"Senior sister, you really are a rich woman." Aiden exclaimed, his face full of undisguised envy.

"We wand makers, how could we be short of money?" Senior Sister Iseli rolled her eyes at Aiden, then gestured for him to sit down.

……

This is an antique-style carriage, filled with a pleasant fragrance. There is not much shaking underfoot. It has two rooms, one large and one small, as well as a living room.

The wooden floor was polished to a mirror-like smoothness, making no sound when stepped on, and a faint sandalwood scent filled the air, making one feel relaxed and incredibly comfortable.

Aiden pressed himself against the window, mouth agape, watching the mountains and rivers below rush past as if being pulled along, his eyes not even blinking.

Moreover, his mastery of the [Carpentry Assistant] profession has also begun to increase.

"I can make this too," Aiden thought with a gleam in his eye.

His fingers unconsciously began to tap rhythmically on the armrests of the chair, and he had already begun to sketch out the structure of the carriage in his mind, and the more he thought about it, the more feasible it seemed.

"What's wrong? Interested?"

Across from Aiden, his senior sister Iseli, who was reading a book, glanced at him and asked a question.

"No, Senior Sister, your carriage must be very expensive. The power and design both feel very luxurious," Aiden said with a smile.

He quickly waved his hand, trying to make his expression appear calm.

"It's alright, it only cost a little over a million magic stones, burning 200 magic stones per hour," Senior Sister Iseli said nonchalantly.

She casually flipped through a page of the book, her tone as indifferent as if she were talking about what she had eaten that day, without a trace of concern on her face.

"Cough cough, this is indeed very expensive," Aiden said helplessly.

He choked on his own saliva, coughed twice, and quickly picked up the teacup on the table and took a big gulp, his face turning red from coughing.

"This is a design from a few years ago. I've been too lazy to change it. The latest one will probably be more gorgeous," Senior Sister Iseli continued.

"Building these carriages is a skill in itself, and it's quite profitable. In short, with enough knowledge, you can build anything, from small carriages to larger wizard ships," Senior Sister Iseli reminded her.

She looked up at Aiden, her expression becoming more serious, and her tone more forceful.

"I understand." Aiden nodded silently.

He clenched his fist, already starting to plan in his mind.

"From now on, I'll make my own wands and my own means of transportation, without any middlemen taking a cut," Aiden thought to himself.

"It will take about two more days. I'm going back to my room to rest." Senior Sister Iseli waved and left.

"No problem." Aiden nodded.

As they traveled through the sky toward Witch City in District 147, a figure dressed in a black robe followed closely below.

The figure moved swiftly across the ground, its black robe billowing in the wind, kicking up trails of dust with each step, making it resemble a large black bird flying close to the ground.

After following for a while, he gave up, saying, "Damn it, these rich white wizards are awful, I can't catch them."