Bran

Bran sports green hair and a face that calls Roronoa Zoro to mind. He layers a dark olive vest over a pale blue long-sleeved shirt and wears dark trousers.

For all his vows to go straight, Bran has a paper-thin will, lifting a wallet only moments after swearing off the habit and then talking himself into keeping the loot. Underneath the bad habit he is decent at heart and enjoys outwitting people cleverly. He also thinks fast under pressure, clearing an entire crowded mall on God's command and working out how to save both himself and a trapped child in a matter of seconds. As a pickpocket his skill is remarkable.

Resolving to give up theft and perform one good deed each day, Bran promptly undid the pledge by lifting a passerby's wallet out of sheer reflex, then kept the money while insisting it would be his final crime. The lapse disappointed God, who had briefly believed the thief reformed and now decided to drop a meteorite on his house, only to misspell the target as Branchi, the name of a busy department store. Disguised, God handed Bran a notebook foretelling everything to come, and as each predicted event unfolded, Bran reached the final entry warning that a meteorite would strike Branchi. At first he shrugged it off, certain no one would believe him.

Toying with the idea of rewriting fate, Bran learned from God that only the pen of fate could alter the book, a tool God alone possessed, proven when a written line sent him floating into the air. God then explained the spelling slip, which handed Bran a chance to live, namely to save everyone inside the store and be spared. After refusing and failing to have the line erased, since God had long ago lost the eraser of fate, Bran reluctantly set out, swiping a gun off a street thug along the way. Unable to convince the store's CEO of the danger, he seized the building's radio booth at gunpoint and announced a planted bomb to clear the crowds. The customers fled and mocked him as a liar, until a cry rang out from the sixth floor. Bran dashed back in for the child and leapt from a window with the boy in his arms just before the meteorite landed, somehow surviving the crash. God was later seen holding the notebook, in which Bran had written that he would live.