The Wizard: Starting with Infinite Part-Time Jobs

Chapter 142 The Dean's Car

The next second, all the arrows disappeared, leaving the table empty except for a few shallow scratches.

In an instant, the table, which had been completely full, became empty.

The blacksmith LeFoe stared wide-eyed.

This Lord Aiden has quite a few tricks up his sleeve!

His mouth was slightly open, and his jaw almost dropped.

There was no way the other wizard apprentices could take so many arrows at once; he thought they would have to be transported in several waves.

"That's all, sir, you go ahead with your work," said the blacksmith Lefu, waving his hand with a simple and honest expression.

LeFou scratched the back of his head, his surprise not yet completely gone, but he had already put on his signature simple and honest expression.

"Okay, I'll be going now, goodbye." Aiden glanced at him again, then rode his magic broom back to his room.

The broom rose into the air again, spinning a few times.

Aiden's figure quickly disappeared into the distance.

He had a good impression of the honest blacksmith.

After all, communication is easy, and the other party will be more considerate of him because of his status as a wizard.

More importantly, he was also a knight.

Thanks to the female knight Audrey he met in the Forbidden Forest Basin, Aiden had a pretty good impression of the knightly profession.

At the very least, they are all straightforward and honest, without many hidden agendas, making them relatively easy to get along with.

"That wizard named Aiden is truly mysterious," the blacksmith LeFoe remarked, watching Aiden's departing figure.

Nearly two weeks later, there was a deep, forceful knocking sound at Aiden's door.

Dean Mephisto's voice came from outside: "Aiden, are you inside? We need to get ready to leave."

The wand in Aiden's hand was still emitting a faint blue light, the light flickering like a firefly about to go out.

He immediately finished making the wand, and with a flick of his dry fingers, gathered all the materials floating in mid-air onto the table.

He shoved Xiaodie into his pocket, which was bulging. You could see Xiaodie's wings flutter inside, as if she was somewhat unhappy about being treated so roughly.

Aiden pushed open the door, a smirk playing on his lips, and said with a smile, "Dean, I'm ready. Let's go."

"Looks like you're quite confident." Dean Mephisto looked at Aiden, who appeared from outside the door, and smiled as he reached out and touched his beard. The gray-white beard was messed up by his rubbing, and several strands were sticking up.

"This time, your opponents are mostly promising wizard apprentices from various wizarding organizations in District 147. Most of them have the potential to become official wizards, so you must be careful."

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Aiden nodded vigorously, his brows furrowing and his expression becoming more serious. He said, "No problem, Dean."

"Anyway, there aren't any competition rules in this maze. It's all about competing for resources. You just need to get the Crystal Ganoderma. So, while it's challenging for you, it's not about competing for first, second, or third place. You just need to plan your strategy carefully." Dean Mephisto stroked his beard, smoothing out the few stray hairs, and nodded slowly as he continued.

"No problem, keep a low profile." Aiden nodded again, without saying anything more, but clenched his fist slightly.

"Then let's set off." Dean Mephisto looked at Aiden, then took out a silver wand from his sleeve.

The wand was completely black, with a smooth surface as if it were coated with oil.

He lightly tapped the air, the movement very casual.

With a "whoosh," the tip of the wand shot out a silver magical rune, which rapidly spread out in mid-air, unfolding like a large net, illuminating an area of ​​several meters around it with silver light.

The next moment, an antique-style carriage appeared out of thin air in front of the two of them.

The car body is made of dark brown wood, and its surface is covered with densely packed runes. The runes are constantly flashing with a faint light, some brighter and some dimmer, as if they are breathing.

However, there were no horses pulling the carriage; instead, magical beams of light were constantly gushing from beneath it.

Those beams of light were pure white and as thick as buckets, steadily lifting the entire carriage into the air.

The ground was dented by the shockwaves from those beams of light.

Aiden's eyes widened; this was the first time he had ever seen Dean Mephisto's vehicle.

"Come on up, we need to gather at the entrance of this secret realm. People from all the major wizarding organizations have already set off." Dean Mephisto smiled and walked steadily toward the carriage.

"No problem, I'm just surprised by your carriage, Dean. It looks very old." Aiden said as he followed, reaching out to touch the carriage body. His fingertips touched the raised runes and felt a warmth, as if the runes were alive and dancing under his fingers.

"It's been used for thousands of years, it's an antique now. Haha." Dean Mephisto patted the carriage, making a dull "thump thump" sound, the sound was very solid.

After the two jumped onto the carriage, the light beam at the bottom of the carriage suddenly increased its power, emitting a blinding white light that enveloped the entire carriage.

The entire carriage shot into the sky like an arrow released from a bow, tearing through the air with a sharp whistling sound.

The appearance of the two quickly attracted the attention of the other wizard apprentices. Many people on the ground looked up at the sky, their necks aching from looking up.

However, they were all amazed as they watched the carriage fly into the sky and rush towards the inner ring area in the blink of an eye. Some people's mouths were wide open and they couldn't close them for a long time, while others rubbed their eyes, thinking they were seeing things.

"What did the Dean take Junior Brother Aiden to do this time?" a wizard apprentice asked curiously, crossing his arms and tilting his head to look up at the sky, his neck almost twisted backward.

"How wonderful! I wish I could ride in the Dean's carriage in my lifetime," a wizard apprentice next to him said regretfully, covering his face with his hands, his face full of envy.

"Maybe in the next life, brother," another wizard apprentice beside him said, shaking his head and patting him on the shoulder.

Not far away, in Annie's garden, flowers of all colors were in full bloom.

She was lying on a chair in the garden, reading a book with one leg crossed over the other, looking very relaxed, with a cup of tea beside her.

She saw the car that the dean and Aiden had driven away in not far away. The book slipped from her hand, spilling some tea. She sighed and said:

Aiden's talent is truly undeniable.

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