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{{character
|image=Hurl.PNG
|died={{Detritus date|8380}}, in battle{{book ref|Skyward|32}}
|aliases=Callsign: Hurl{{book ref|Skyward|9}}
|profession={{cat tag|DDF pilots}}
|residence=Igneous Cavern
|world=Detritus
|universe=[[Skyward UniverseCytoverse]]
|books=[[Skyward (series)]]
}}
}}{{update|book=Starsight}}{{spoilers|book=Starsight}}
{{exemplary|date=2022-05-22}}
 
{{quote
|I’ve almost got him. We’re never going to break any records by being cowards.
}}
 
'''Hudiya''', Callsign: '''Hurl''', is a cadet in the [[DDF]] [[flight school]]. She is thea third memberpart of [[Skyward Flight]]{{book ref|sky1|9}} and [[Spensa]]'s wingmate, prior to her death.{{book ref|sky1|32}}
 
Her callsign, Hurl, comes from a joke Hudiya made during the cadet's first lesson in the [[starfighter]] simulators, where most of the cadet's crashed their [[Poco]]'s instead of flying them.{{book ref|sky1|9}} Hurl is from [[Igneous Cavern]].{{book ref|sky1|8}}
 
== Appearance and Personality ==
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{{image|Hurl by Hitori Maron.jpg|side=right|height=300px}}
 
Hurl has a lean, athletic build, and blonde hair that long enough to wear in a ponytail.{{book ref|sky1|8}} She can be rather messy and is not in the habit of making her bed.{{book ref|sky1|28}} She is also known to snore quite loudly.{{book ref|sky1|29}} Outside of class, Hurl spends a lot of her spare time training, either in the centrifuge, lifting weights, or swimming (of which she is less fond).{{book ref|sky1|28}} She is disappointed that she has yet to throw up in the centrifuge.{{book ref|sky1|28}}
 
{{sidequote
|This isn’t fair, we should be fighting. We’re hardly cadets anymore, and I’m tired of simulations.
|Hurl complaining about being ordered to hold position.{{book ref|sky1|32}}
|side=right|size=350px
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Hurl is an emotionally open person and wears her heart on her sleeve. She is a confident, eager, and fun-loving.{{book ref|sky1|23}} She is rather competitive and often plays games or makes bets with her flightmates.{{book ref|sky1|28}} She has a very carefree personality and sees life as a game and a joke.{{book ref|sky1|9}} Hurl becomes more solemn following the deaths of [[Bim]] and [[Morningtide]], and struggles to find fun in flying.{{book ref|sky1|20}}{{book ref|sky1|23}}
 
Hurl is an impulsive person who does not have qualms with taking risks and does not always acknowledge the seriousness of her situation.{{book ref|sky1|10}}{{book ref|sky1|13}}{{book ref|sky1|23}} Her impatience and higher tolerance for risk during training and battle has led to several moments where Hurl has been in either simulated{{book ref|sky1|15}} or real danger.{{book ref|sky1|32}} She thinks highly of her own flying abilities and does not like sitting on the sidelines of a fight.{{book ref|sky1|32}} Her stubbornness and overconfidence has led her to actively ignore warnings from her comrades during battle, leading to disastrous results.{{book ref|sky1|32}}
 
== Attributes and Abilities ==
{{quote
|That long swath seemed to indicate that she’d managed to get her ship horizontal at the end, that she’d gotten close to a gliding position. So she’d almost done it. With a blown-off wing and a broken acclivity ring, she’d still almost landed.
|A description of Hurl's piloting abilities{{book ref|sky1|34}}
}}
 
As someone who passed the flight school entrance exam, Hurl is highly knowledgeable about piloting and [[starfighter]]s.{{book ref|sky1|8}} She does not seem to have any prior practical experience in starfighters from before flight school.{{book ref|sky1|9}}{{book ref|sky1|11}} Ultimately she trains to pilot a [[Poco]], perform aerial maneuvers, and use its weaponry. Hurl is aware of flight school traditions prior to starting her training as a cadet and believed the rumor that cadets were expelled if they ejected from their aircraft was to weed out cowards from the [[DDF]].{{book ref|sky1|9}}
 
She is an excellent flier, skilled at using a [[light-lance]], and hunting down [[varvax|Krell]] during battle, however, her enthusiasm can cross into over-eagerness and recklessness.{{book ref|sky1|15}}{{book ref|sky1|28}} She does not like flying in loops, and keeps trying to name flight moves after herself.{{book ref|sky1|28}}
 
Prior to joining flight school, Hurl was in the student [[digball]] team, in the position of carrier.{{book ref|sky1|23}} She was highly talented and known as one of the best in the league.{{book ref|sky1|23}} She finds flying gives her a similar, though larger, adrenaline rush than sports.{{book ref|sky1|31}} Although she enjoyed athletics, she finds that she misses her team more than she misses the game itself.{{book ref|sky1|31}}
 
== History ==
After passing the entrance exam, Hurl was placed in [[Skyward Flight]] under the tutorledgetutelage of [[Cobb]]. Her first day of [[flight school]] saw her arriving at the class room with [[Bim]], indicating that they may have known each other prior to the class. She was roomed with the other female members of her flight, with the exception of [[Spensa]], who was denied accommodation.{{book ref|sky1|11}}
 
Like many of the other members of Skyward Flight, Hurl crashed her hologram [[Poco]] during their first lesson, however, she was highly entertained by the outcome instead of embarrassed. When the lesson was interrupted by a [[varvax|Krell]] attack, Hurl, along with the rest of Skyward Flight, were ordered to take to the sky and line up close to the battle to deceive the Krell into thinking there were more pilots ready to join the conflict.{{book ref|sky1|10}} She followed Spensa's lead when the other cadet took it upon herself to engage the Krell and help distract them. Neither of the women were overly good at their task and had trouble flying adequately. Despite the danger the cadets had been in, and the near death experience that [[Jorgen]] had encountered, Hurl was invigorated by the action instead of discouraged.{{book ref|sky1|11}}
 
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Following her death, Cobb writes to Hurl's parents to explain how she died. Although the Admiral of the DDF was usually tasked with this duty, Cobb did not trust what [[Ironsides]] would say to the grieving parents and decided to take on the responsibility himself.{{book ref|sky1|33}}
 
== Attributes and Abilities ==
{{quote
|That long swath seemed to indicate that she’d managed to get her ship horizontal at the end, that she’d gotten close to a gliding position. So she’d almost done it. With a blown-off wing and a broken acclivity ring, she’d still almost landed.
|A description of Hurl's piloting abilities{{book ref|sky1|34}}
}}
 
As someone who passed the flight school entrance exam, Hurl is highly knowledgeable about piloting and [[starfighter]]s.{{book ref|sky1|8}} She does not seem to have any prior practical experience in starfighters from before flight school.{{book ref|sky1|9}}{{book ref|sky1|11}} Ultimately she trains to pilot a [[Poco]], perform aerial maneuvers, and use its weaponry. Hurl is aware of flight school traditions prior to starting her training as a cadet and believed the rumor that cadets were expelled if they ejected from their aircraft was to weed out cowards from the [[DDF]].{{book ref|sky1|9}}
 
She is an excellent flier, skilled at using a [[light-lance]], and hunting down [[Krell]] during battle, however, her enthusiasm can cross into over-eagerness and recklessness.{{book ref|sky1|15}}{{book ref|sky1|28}} She does not like flying in loops, and keeps trying to name flight moves after herself.{{book ref|sky1|28}}
 
Prior to joining flight school, Hurl was in the student [[digball]] team, in the position of carrier.{{book ref|sky1|23}} She was highly talented and known as one of the best in the league.{{book ref|sky1|23}} She finds flying gives her a similar, though larger, adrenaline rush than sports.{{book ref|sky1|31}} Although she enjoyed athletics, she finds that she misses her team more than she misses the game itself.{{book ref|sky1|31}}
 
== Relationships ==
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Following their newfound friendship, Hurl and Spensa become wingmates.{{book ref|sky1|31}} The pair make a good team and their new dynamic leads to a noticeable improvement in their flying abilities and cooperation during battle.{{book ref|sky1|31}}{{book ref|sky1|32}} Hurl admires Spensa's tenacity in the face of her treatment by the DDF and becomes a fierce advocate for her wingmate.{{book ref|sky1|31}} She is also highly impressed by Spensa's hunting abilities and how she utilized her strengths to support her mothersmother's business.{{book ref|sky1|31}}
 
Hurl's death devastates Spensa. In the days following her wingmate's death, Spensa emotionally withdraws and isolates herself in an attempt to deal with her grief. When put on mandatory leave, Spensa sets out to find Hurl's crashed ship, telling her flightmates she wants to give Hurl a proper pilots burial. Secretly, Spensa hoped that Hurl might have miraculously survived the crash, despite evidence that this was unlikely.{{book ref|sky1|34}} However, after finding Hurl's remains within her crashed [[Poco]], Spensa had to face the reality that her wingmate was gone.{{book ref|sky1|34}} Spensa had hoped that by providing Hurl with a proper burial it would help provide closure, however, the ceremony performed by Spensa and [[Jorgen]] did not lessen her grief.{{book ref|sky1|35}} Although Spensa eventually moved past her grief, Hurl's memory stayed with her.{{book ref|sky2|43}}
 
Spensa views Hurl as a hero who died bravely and has a low tolerance for anyone who suggests otherwise.{{book ref|sky1|33}} As with after the deaths of [[Bim]] and [[Morningtide]], Spensa struggles with guilt while grieving for her friend, and feels conflicted about experiencing positive emotions.{{book ref|sky1|41}} She is haunted by the commitment she made with Hurl about refusing to back down, likely because she acknowledges to some extent how this attitude factored into Hurl's death. When faced with the same situation as Hurl, a broken starfighter and an uncontrolled descent, Spensa is reminded of Hurl's words, however, makes the opposite choice - saving her own life over preserving a doomed ship.{{book ref|sky1|47}} The memory of Hurl also plays a critical role in convincing Spensa to defend [[Alta Base]], despite her fear of going rogue like her father, from a surprise Krell attack when the base is open and undefended.{{book ref|sky1|49}}
[[Jorgen]] accompanies [[Spensa]] when she goes to find Hurl's body, believing that Hurl deserves a proper pilots burial.{{book ref|sky1|34}} As he did not stay at [[Alta Base]] during his time as a cadet, Jorgen did not spend much time with Hurl outside of the classroom.{{book ref|sky1|34}} Despite this, he still considers Hurl to be a friend.{{book ref|sky1|41}} Jorgen acknowledged that Hurl's reckless nature was why she had died.{{book ref|sky1|34}}
 
=== Other Relationships ===
* [[Nedd]] and [[Arturo]]: Hurl often jokes around with Nedd and Arturo.{{book ref|sky1|21}} During their free time they plays games such as wall-ball together, with Hurl often beating Nedd.{{book ref|sky1|28}}
* [[FM]]: Hurl and FM have a friendly and teasing relationship.{{book ref|sky1|28}} During their time rooming together, FM, Kimmalyn, and Hurl would brainstorm new flight maneuvers and note them in Hurl's notebook.{{book ref|sky1|28}}
== Notes ==
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