Location from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas
The Fae homeland across the sea — a land of ancient forests, immortal warriors, and magic that Adarlan's ban could never reach.
Wendlyn is where magic still breathes freely. The forests are deep and sentient, the Fae cities are woven into the landscape rather than imposed upon it, and the air itself carries a charge that even non-magical visitors can feel. For Celaena, Wendlyn was exile that became transformation. She arrived broken by Nehemia's death and Adarlan's rot, and the land — with Rowan's brutal training regimen and Emrys's quiet kindness — rebuilt her into Aelin. It's the crucible where the assassin burned away and the queen was forged.
Dense, ancient forests that feel alive — trees so massive they block the sun, mist that moves with purpose, and clearings that hum with ambient magic. The architecture blends with the forest — Fae structures built around and within living trees. Everything feels older than human civilization.
Also known as: Wendlyn, The Fae Lands