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; {{nihongo|Baran, the Emperor of Light|光帝バラン|Kōtei Baran}} | ; {{nihongo|Baran, the Emperor of Light|光帝バラン|Kōtei Baran}} | ||
: As a boy, he tended to his ill little sister, [[Yuka]]. Due to his sister's piety, she refused to take the medicine he'd stolen for her and died. This tragedy caused Baran to despise God and all that he stood for, | : As a boy, he tended to his ill little sister, [[Yuka]]. Due to his sister's piety, she refused to take the medicine he'd stolen for her and died. This tragedy caused Baran to despise God and all that he stood for, and made him cease believing in the existence of Gods. | ||
: When he met [[Raoh]] on the battlefield, he was awestruck by the man's power and begged Raoh to teach him ''[[Hokuto Shinken]]'' (such as the ''[[Gousho Ha]]'' technique) to take revenge on God. Raoh declined, as Hokuto Shinken is only passed from father to son, and told Baran his only choice was to learn it through observation. One fateful day, Raoh and his army passed a ruined village where they found a young girl who was catatonic. Taking pity on her, Baran gave her his cloak, however, Raoh ordered him to end her suffering. Baran couldn't do it and Raoh deserted him. | : When he met [[Raoh]] on the battlefield, he was awestruck by the man's power and begged Raoh to teach him ''[[Hokuto Shinken]]'' (such as the ''[[Gousho Ha]]'' technique) to take revenge on God. Raoh declined, as Hokuto Shinken is only passed from father to son, and told Baran his only choice was to learn it through observation. One fateful day, Raoh and his army passed a ruined village where they found a young girl who was catatonic. Taking pity on her, Baran gave her his cloak, however, Raoh ordered him to end her suffering. Baran couldn't do it and Raoh deserted him. | ||