
Ansel of Briarcliff
She drugged the only friend she had and left her to die in the desert — and swore, later, that she did it to save her life.
Ansel of Briarcliff is the exiled princess of the Western Wastes and Celaena Sardothien's friend at the Silent Assassins' keep, in The Assassin's Blade — wine-red hair, a wolf on everything she owns, and a grief she let rot into something that ate her whole.
At a glance
- KIND
- Human — exiled princess of the Western Wastes
- HOUSE
- Briarcliff — the wolf; the Flatlands, once the Witch Kingdom
- AT THE KEEP
- Celaena's roommate, guide and friend
- BETRAYED
- The Silent Assassins to Lord Berick, for an army
- FOR
- Revenge on the witches; to retake Briarcliff
- SPARED BY
- Celaena — twenty-one minutes and a chosen miss
- BECAME
- Queen of the Western Wastes
- REPAID IT
- Her army, at the Battle of Orynth
Her people
The ones who mattered.
Swipe to meet them all
What she loves
The betrayal was real. So was everything under it.
Everything she did wrong, she did trying to get one right thing back.
Her family
Murdered for the Flatlands. She kept the bill and meant to collect.
Celaena
The one friendship that was never part of the con.
The Red Desert
A keep of killers took the exile in — she repaid it badly.
A good fight
Fast, funny, and better with a sword than she let on.
The Flatlands
Home, before Lord Loch took it and everyone in it. She wanted an army to win it back badly enough to betray the only friend she had.
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