The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

"However, I think her apprentice, this young wand-making apprentice, also deserves some credit."

With that, the Valyrian master looked at Aiden and asked, "Child, what is your name?"

His gaze fell on Aiden, with a hint of scrutiny.

"Master, my name is Aiden. It's an honor to speak with you," Aiden said politely.

He bowed slightly, his hands hanging naturally at his sides, his attitude respectful but neither servile nor arrogant.

"You did very well. You two stay here, everyone else go about your business." Master Valyrian waved his hand, and Aiden and Isherley followed him to the lounge in the hall.

The others stood up and dispersed in different directions.

……

The lounge was quiet, and the fire in the fireplace was burning brightly.

The orange-red firelight reflected on the walls, bathing the entire room in a warm glow.

"This is the wand-making manual you promised me," Master Valyria said with a smile, handing a book to Isel.

The book's cover was somewhat worn, with noticeable wear on the corners, clearly indicating that it had been read many times.

The latter, as if he had found a treasure, put the book into his pocket.

Her hands trembled as she pressed the book tightly to her chest, and her eyes welled up with tears.

"I hope you go far in your career as a wand maker. I have already verified your advancement information on the spot. No formalities are required," said Master Valyria.

"No problem, thank you, Master." Iseley bowed deeply, her hands clasped in front of her, her waist bent low.

"Well then," Iseli said, hesitatingly.

She opened her mouth, but swallowed the words back.

She even hoped that the master would accept her as a disciple.

Aiden also had some aspirations.

If Senior Sister Iseli is accepted as a disciple by the Master.

As Iseley's disciple, wouldn't he also be able to enjoy the glory of some important figures?

Valyria was his grandmaster.

Aiden stood to the side, his Adam's apple bobbing up and down.

His gaze fell on the Valyrian master, and his heart warmed.

"This is my contact information. You can contact me if you have any questions about wand manufacturing in the future."

A thin black card floated from the master's fingertips and landed steadily in Iseli's hand.

The card's surface emitted a faint magical fluctuation.

Iselly thanked her, both surprised and delighted.

Her hands trembled as she carefully tucked the business card into her bosom. She couldn't suppress the smile on her face, and the corners of her eyes curved upwards.

"My child, I have high hopes for you too. If you can advance to become a one-star wand maker and a first-circle wizard, I will give you a gift," the Valyrian master said to Aiden.

The master's gaze shifted to Aiden.

He reached out and gently patted Aiden on the shoulder.

A warm sensation emanated from his clothes, making Aiden feel more energetic.

Only by becoming a formal wizard, that is, a first-circle wizard, can a wizard's life be elevated and extended. Before that, the lifespan of a wizarding apprentice is too short, only a few hundred years.

Paying too much attention to it can actually lead to problems.

"Thank you, Master," Aiden said earnestly.

"To gain the approval of important figures, I need to become a formal wizard," Aiden thought to himself.

"However, as long as my senior sister can make contact, Master Valyria will still be able to stand behind us in the future," Aiden continued to think.

The three chatted casually for a few more minutes, mostly about knowledge and development related to wand making.

Aiden listened and felt he benefited greatly.

"Then I'll take my leave. The future belongs to you." The Valyrian master waved goodbye.

My body started to become transparent from the soles of my feet, like mist being blown away by a gust of wind.

In the blink of an eye, only Aiden and Iseri remained in the hall.

A faint magical energy lingered in the air, refusing to dissipate for a long time.

Wizards are extremely busy creatures, so it was already quite an achievement that the master was willing to give Aiden and Aiden private lessons.

Goodbye, Master.

Iseli waved in the direction where the master had disappeared, and only after the last ripples in the air had dissipated did she lower her arm and let out a long sigh of relief.

"Let's go too, Aiden. We've had a very fruitful trip. Let's see Joanna first, and then we'll head home."

Senior Sister Iseli was overjoyed.

She turned around, her steps becoming much lighter.

"no problem."

Aiden responded and followed Iseli's steps.

Although he didn't directly obtain any resources, he gained the attention of important figures and made connections. As long as he works hard, he will definitely be recognized in the future.

Aiden wasn't worried about that.

Soon, the two boarded Iseli's magnificent carriage and headed towards Joanna's wizard tower.

The carriage soared into the air, and the magic circle beneath it glowed with a pale blue light, propelling it through the thick night.

……

"Congratulations! How was it? Did the master give you any extra lessons?"

Joanna leaned against the sofa by the window, her legs crossed, holding a cup of hot tea in her hand, the tea steaming in wisps of white vapor.

Her smile was natural, and her tone was slightly teasing.

Lanica stood beside Joanna, arms crossed, staring intently at Aiden.

"That's all. The master just gave us a way to contact him," Senior Sister Iseli said with a smile.

"In short, he will take care of us."

Aiden responded modestly.

"Can I have a proper meal? I've barely eaten for three days, and I'm starving."

He rubbed his stomach, looking a little embarrassed, and his stomach rumbled loudly in the quiet hall.

"Of course, I've already ordered people to prepare it." Joanna clapped her hands with a smile, and soon the whole hall became warm and cozy again, with the little dwarves bringing food to the table.

Applause echoed through the hall as dwarves poured out from all directions, carrying steaming plates.

The rich aroma instantly filled the air, making one's stomach rumble.

The four of them resumed their meal. After they had eaten and drunk their fill, they prepared to say goodbye.

Joanna and Lannica don't usually stay in Witch City in District 147; they came specifically for Senior Sister Iseli.

"Aiden, I've heard you have a good talent for combat. Once you reach the Advanced Wizard Apprentice level, we can have a proper spar."

Lanica took two steps forward and patted Aiden on the shoulder.

She used considerable force, a smile playing on her lips, her eyes gleaming with eager anticipation.

She was still somewhat curious about the handsome newcomer in front of her.

It's not so easy for wizards to make friends.

However, both of them are quite young, and their respective mentors are best friends, so they naturally feel closer to each other than to others.

Aiden has broadened his horizons on this trip; he never expected there to be so many legitimate wizards outside the organization.

"No problem, goodbye, Lanica."

Soon, under the cover of night, after saying goodbye, Aiden and his apprentice boarded Iseley's magnificent carriage again.

Below them, on a ship in the endless sea.

The dark wizard Satu lowered his binoculars, a cruel smile curving his lips, and said, "After waiting for several days, these two have finally emerged."