Character from The Witcher by Andrzej Sapkowski
Kaedwen's court sorceress and Lodge firebrand — tactless, hot-tempered, and ferociously loyal to a kingdom that would burn her if it learned what she really serves.
Speaks her mind at volume, consequences be damned. The Lodge's least subtle member and arguably its most honest — she'll tell you exactly what she thinks and then do it whether you agree or not. Hot-tempered enough to cast battlefield magic that kills allies alongside enemies, as the corpses at Brenna can attest. Her fire spells are as indiscriminate as her opinions. Fierce, abrasive, and secretly more principled than her reputation suggests — when Henselt threatened nonhumans in Kaedwen, she was the voice at court pushing back, even knowing the political cost. Her loyalty is to Kaedwen's people, not its king, a distinction Henselt never fully grasped. Among the Lodge, she serves as the uncomfortable truth-teller everyone needs and nobody thanks.
Red-haired with sharp, angular features and green eyes that flash when provoked, which is often. Carries herself aggressively — chin up, shoulders squared, occupying space like a challenge. Dresses in rich Kaedweni colors.
Also known as: Sabrina, Glevissig