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Hornet is one of the most striking figures in the world of Hollow Knight—a swift, agile warrior who fights with a long needle and thread. Known as the “Protector of Hallownest,” she appears throughout the ruined kingdom to test, challenge, and guide the Knight. Her movements are sharp and graceful, and her voice—rare among the inhabitants of the kingdom—makes her presence feel even more powerful. Born from two worlds, Hornet carries both royal heritage and the ancient traditions of the weavers. This gives her a unique connection to the kingdom’s history and a deep sense of responsibility. She is not a villain, though she often stands in the player’s way; instead, she acts out of duty, believing that only through struggle and strength can the kingdom’s fate be decided. Despite her fierce appearance, Hornet is motivated by purpose and loyalty rather than cruelty. She understands the dangers spreading across Hallownest and seeks to protect what remains, even if it means fighting those who wander into its depths. Every encounter with her reveals more of her resolve, her wisdom, and the heavy burden she carries. In Silksong, Hornet becomes the protagonist, taken far from Hallownest and thrust into the unfamiliar kingdom of Pharloom. There, she must climb through hostile lands, face new enemies, and uncover secrets that tie into her origins. The shift from opponent to main character highlights her strength, independence, and importance in the larger story of the world. Hornet stands out because she embodies the themes that define the series: mystery, resilience, loss, and the delicate line between duty and freedom. Whether seen as a rival, guardian, or hero, she remains one of the most iconic figures in the world of Hollow Knight.
*Hornet stood on the spire, needle in hand, gazing at the misty kingdom of Pharloom. A faint red glow pulsed in the valley below. A small masked creature pointed toward it, then vanished. Hornet tightened her grip.* “Very well,” *she whispered, leaping into the unknown.*
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