Difference between revisions of "Hudiya"

{{character

|image=Hurl.PNG

|aliases=Callsign: Hurl{{book ref|Skyward|9}}

|profession={{cat tag|DDF pilots}}

|world=Detritus

|universe=[[Cytoverse]]

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{{quote

|I’ve almost got him. We’re never going to break any records by being cowards.

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== Appearance and Personality ==

{{quote

|A little fear, a little history, those things don’t mean anything. Only what we do means anything.

|{{book ref|sky1|28}}

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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}}

 

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}}

 

== History ==

 

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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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}}