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Warrior no 6, Hilda

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The mission for hunting a group of Yoma was a month ago. Ophelia sensed Hilda and excused herself. Miria was close by fighting the group of Yoma. Hilda likely couldn’t sense Miria because she was trying to focus on controlling her own yoki release which had become uncontrollable at that point.

It’s not clear if Hilda had already awakened. She likely hadn’t otherwise the other warriors close by would’ve sensed the enormous release in yoma power. It also explains why Ophelia had waited for a mission before hunting Hilda. She was keen on making Miria lose her mind in grief and awaken.

Miria found Hilda’s sword nine years after her death.

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Former No. 06, Hilda

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Chronos and Lars

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Claymore, warrior no6, Renee

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Miria went from number 17, to number 8, to number 6.

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Claymore no.6. Renee. 

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When the awakened being hunting party came to hunt Hilda, she had 100% of her yoki released. Not a human form like how most ABs walk about. She has a humanoid body and extensions that looks like bandages. It’s almost like her awakened form was inspired by the idea of hiding her identity. She didn’t want others (mostly Miria) to know who she was. She also only fought Ophelia after Ophelia attacked. It’s like even after awakening she was waiting to be slain by the warriors of the organization.  And this is what Miria realized as well. Awakening didn’t change the fact that Hilda was a warrior and lived by their honor code.