Gisela

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Gisela (born 1877) was the alleged daughter to both Austrian Templar Countess Konstanze von Visler and the British Assassin Simeon Price.

Biography

In 1877, Gisela was born to both Templar Countess Konstanze von Visler and British Assassin Simeon Price in secret. Within the next twelve years, she grew up besides her mother and aided in her plans against the Assassins. Serving as her mother's decoy, Gisela was placed into a hotel room where she and her mother stayed. By herself, she overheard both Price and French Assassin in the other room searching for her mother. Escaping outside, Gisela was nearly chased by Price, who let her go after seeing that she was not Konstanze.

In 1889, days before the Eiffel Tower's unveiling, Gisela joined her mother to witness the trap she set for the Assassins to destroy the tower. However, both were stopped by Price, who learned that Gisela is their daughter. While Simeon attacked and injured Konstanze, Gisela was told to go to the summit alone. Although the summit was incomplete and she was cornered by her father, Gisela used the Apple of Eden in her possession to pacify her father. Yet, she was immediately attacked by Spider Wallin, who later warned Simeon of Konstanze's true purpose to frame the Assassins as terrorists. Wrestling with Spider and dropping the Apple, Gisela saw her mother cornered by Simeon's blade. She then broke free of Spider's grasp, grabbed the Apple, and pushed Simeon away from her mother. However, she unintentionally wounded her mother.<ref name="CH32">

With gliders on their back, Konstanze and Gisela jumped from the summit and glided over Paris and away from Simeon and Spider. However, when she jumped after her mother, Gisela saw her mother's injury prove to be too fatal as Konstanze crashed to the ground. Landing safely, she arrived besides her mother's body. Before they could be seen, Gisela and Konstanze's body disappeared instantly from the streets of Paris.

Appearances

• Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Resurrection Plot