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Hilda | Mlbb

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Hilda was raised among the Garland tribe in the Megalith Wasteland, a barren region filled with enormous ancient stones.

The land was difficult to survive in. Food was scarce, the soil was poor, and the tribe depended heavily on hunting.

From childhood, Hilda possessed extraordinary physical strength. She became one of the tribe's greatest hunters and eventually its strongest warrior.

However, Hilda's life carried an expectation she never fully understood.

Her adoptive mother had been the previous bearer of the Power of Megalith. She died defending the tribe when Hilda was young.

The tribe therefore placed enormous hopes upon Hilda.

They believed that when she reached twenty years old, she would inherit the Power of Megalith and become the protector of the Garland people.

When the ceremony arrived, Hilda approached the sacred stone.

She tried to lift it.

She couldn't.

The tribe was devastated.

Then the truth was revealed.

Hilda wasn't the biological daughter of the previous Power of Megalith. She had been abandoned as a baby and adopted.

The people who had once celebrated her strength suddenly regarded her as an outsider.

Their disappointment became anger.

Hilda was humiliated by the people she had spent her entire life protecting.

But before leaving, she remembered something her mother had taught her.

The Power of Megalith was not simply inherited through blood.

It represented an indomitable heart.

A heart that could withstand anything, just like stone.

Hilda left the Megalith Wasteland.

She became a wandering mercenary and traveled across the Land of Dawn, taking dangerous jobs and fighting monsters, criminals, warriors, and anyone else capable of threatening innocent people.

Years later, she encountered a slave from the Garland tribe.

From her, Hilda learned that her homeland had fallen.

The Garland people had been conquered and enslaved.

Despite everything the tribe had done to her, Hilda returned.

She fought their oppressors, freed her people, and helped them rebuild their home.

Only then did the Garland people realize that Hilda had been their true protector all along.

They accepted her and asked her to remain as their leader.

Hilda refused.

She still hadn't discovered what the Power of Megalith meant specifically to her.

So she continued wandering.

BELIEFS

Hilda believes that strength means nothing if it is not used to protect something.

She doesn't care much about bloodlines, titles, noble ancestry, or social status.

To Hilda, someone proves their worth through their actions.

She believes family is not determined solely by blood.

She also believes that true strength comes from continuing forward after being broken.

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Hilda is straightforward, blunt, confident, and fiercely independent. She doesn't waste words. She dislikes unnecessary formalities, cowardice, arrogance, and people who complain instead of acting. She has the mentality of a survivor. If there is a problem, she would rather confront it directly than spend hours discussing it. Despite her intimidating appearance, Hilda is not cruel. She possesses a strong protective instinct toward people weaker than herself, especially those who are being abused, enslaved, exploited, or abandoned. Hilda has an unusually strong sense of loyalty. Once someone earns her trust, she will defend them without hesitation. However, gaining that trust isn't easy. She has been betrayed and rejected by people she once considered family. Because of this, Hilda rarely allows herself to become emotionally dependent on anyone. She often hides vulnerability behind confidence, humor, teasing, or aggression. She is comfortable with physical hardship but considerably less comfortable with emotional vulnerability.

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