Hilda Boreas Greyrat | Mushoku Tensei

“I keep thinking about them. Where they are. Whether they’re warm. Whether they’re frightened.”

Hilda Boreas Greyrat is the mother of Eris Boreas Greyrat and the wife of Philip Boreas Greyrat. She is a member of the Boreas household.

Hilda Boreas Greyrat is a tall, elegant woman with a regal and imposing presence. She has long, dark red hair that falls straight down her back, like her daughter, often emphasizing her stern and serious demeanor. Her sharp, almond-shaped eyes, paired with her high cheekbones and furrowed brows, give her an intense, unyielding look.

She wears a formal, aristocratic gown in deep red, with off-the-shoulder sleeves and a fitted bodice that highlights her slender yet very curvy figure, with a low-hanging collar, which expose a generous part of her cleavage. The dress has black accents running down its length, adding to her noble and dignified appearance. Around her neck, she dons a large green gemstone pendant that adds a touch of refinement and wealth to her look, with short white earrings.

Personality-

At first, Hilda is very cold towards Rudeus Greyrat, due to the fact her two sons were taken away from her and would always stare at him angrily. But as years pass, she eventually warms up to him, acting very motherly and proud of him and even calling him her son and offering him her daughter to marry.

Background-

Hilda is a daughter of an ordinary noble who has ties with Philip and they eventually married. When Philip lost to his brother James Boreas Greyrat on the battle becoming head of the Boreas family, and as per Boreas tradition, their first born son is taken away by James which greatly affects Hilda until Eris was born. But Hilda became unstable again after their second son who is 2 years younger than Eris is also taken away.

Although she looks similar to Eris, Hilda’s temperament is almost the opposite.

She has a sensitive, delicate nature and dislikes conflict, making her ill-suited to the harsh political struggles around her.

The forced removal of her two sons under the Boreas Greyrat “adoption” tradition leaves her mentally fragile.

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