As Baruba grew ever more certain that the red-haired wizard was Angel, he himself felt a faint sense of loss.
He knew perfectly well that Angel had repaid him many times over these past years, and had long since returned that insignificant favor from back then.
All these years, Baruba had harbored a hope that one day, he would be able to repay Angel. But now, it seemed Angel was still the one giving him a helping hand.
Now, Angel's strength was growing ever greater, while he himself had remained at a standstill. Perhaps his wish to repay Angel was becoming harder and harder to fulfill.
For that very reason, Baruba felt somewhat ashamed.
On the way back to the ruins, Angel noticed the changes in Baruba's expression and could more or less guess what he was feeling.
However, Baruba had probably truly misunderstood this time. Angel had brought him back not entirely because he wanted to give Baruba a leg up, but simply because he had seen the construction task Baruba had completed earlier.
Compared with the other people in Tea Party Town who had taken on construction tasks, Baruba was clearly more conscientious and meticulous.
Moreover, judging from the construction of Rose Church, although Baruba might not possess much artistic talent, he could perfectly replicate the artistic essence within a building. That, too, was a rare talent.
At present, construction of New City in the Dream Wilderness was like an arrow fitted to the bowstring, ready to fly.
Jon's city design was already perfect and brimming with artistic flair. If those self-important people were allowed to freely unleash their own artistry during construction, they would certainly ruin the city's unity. It would be better to find people like Baruba, who could turn Jon's envisioned fantasy punk city with