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Eventually, she ended up signing up as the carpenter of the ''Crow's Song'' to avoid being drafted into the king's army,{{book ref|tress|17}} and when the old assistant cannonmaster died, she volunteered for the role.{{book ref|tress|23}} Later, in contrast with [[Fort]], Ann doesn't like how they ended up sinking the ''Oot's Dream'', but reasons that being [[deadrunner]]s is "better than getting conscripted."{{book ref|tress|14}} Despite this belief, she comes to a meeting with Fort, [[Salay]], and Tress about how to deal with Captain Crow, in which Salay convinces her that Tress is a [[King's Mask]].{{book ref|tress|32}}
This comes to a head after Ann, along with Salay and Fort, help Tress save the ship from the rain in the Crimson Sea. The crew decides to mutiny, with Ann volunteering to distract [[Laggart]] by pretending to try to shoot a cannon. Unfortunately, Crow was listening in on them using Midnight Essence and raises the ship's alarm. Crow threatens to kill them if they don't kill Laggart first, and Ann gets her hands on a gun, fires at Laggart, and misses. Ann, Salay and Fort are captured by Laggart and Crow, Crow takes Tress hostage and brings her as an offering to the dragon Xisisrefliel, and Crow gives instructions to kill one of Ann, Salay, and Fort if Crow and Tress don't come back from Xisis's lair in less than an hour.
Tress outsmarts Crow and trades her to Xisis, taking three small boons from the dragon, one of which is spectacles for Ann to help with her micropsia.
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