Huck
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Gender | Male | |
Occupation | Greeter | |
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Huck is a character in Breath of the Wild.
Overview
Huck is a Rito who lives in Rito Village where he serves as a greeter at the Brazen Beak armor shop.
At 6am and 6pm each day, Huck will take a break from his post to talk to his fellow greeter Verla, who works at the Swallow's Roost. The two will get together to talk about Vah Medoh who can be seen flying up in the sky. [1] The two will talk about how the old village Champion, Revali, rode the Divine Beast and used it to protect the village.[2][3] Unfortunately, Huck talks about how Revali fell in battle 100 years ago during the Great Calamity. Although this has caused all Rito males from birth to be pushed to become an honorable warrior, just like Revali.[4]
Huck and Verla will get into it with one another, with Verla just accusing Huck of repeating everything that the village elder has to say.[5][6][7] The two will talk to each other twice each day, returning to their posts at 12pm and 12am. All in total, they spend 12-hours a day working and 12-hours a day chatting with each other.
References
- ↑ Howdy! ...I mean, hey. We were just talkabout that beast in the sky. - Huck
- ↑ Long ago, the village Champion, Revali, tamed that thing and used it to protect the village. - Huck
- ↑ So that beast was actually something the old village Champion, Revali, rode to protect us back in the day. In other words, that beast in the sky used to be an all of ours. Can you believe it? - Verla
- ↑ Not that I was there to see it, but... Revali was one of the warriors who died in battle 100 years ago during the Great Calamity. All Rito males are urged from birth to become honorable warriors just like Revali. No pressure, right? I mean, he was basically the greatest warrior to ever live. - Huck
- ↑ Hey! I was just about to tell him that! - Huck
- ↑ Whatever! You're just copying what the elder said anyway! - Verla
- ↑ Hah! He act like a know-it-all even though he simply regurgitates what the elder says. - Verla