Seira was surprised to hear what he had to say. “You want me to do what? Remove the lighthouse lamp? And how exactly do you plan on invading a city without light? This storm affects you too,” she said and arched a brow, but the Captain only laughed at her. “Don’t be silly, little girl. I’ve been a pirate for many, many years. I know Hargeon better than my own cabin. You, however, must not let anyone see you, so for your sake I hope that you are a good swimmer.” Seira shrugged. “I’m an excellent swimmer,” but only because she was a vampire now, of course, that she had the strength and endurance to move like that, even under these circumstances. “We will wait until nighttime, once the sun has gone down the lamp needs to be gone as well. You can get all the equipment you need from Reagan and you have until nightfall to get it, so go ahead now. I will see you tonight, do not fail me.” Seira nodded slowly to his words. “I won’t. Easy enough.” She was still glad that he didn’t send her out to the ocean during a rainstorm like this, and while it was still supposed to rain throughout the entire day she had heard in the news that the weather was supposed to calm down significantly by the time night came. How convenient. “You’ll find him by one of the warehouses close by the docks,” Balthazar said and then turned around and left to go wherever. Seira walked down the streets the opposite direction to look for Reagan. She knew that Reagan was a man of many resources and once she informed him about what he needed he would surely help out. She had a feeling that those two worked together more often than they would like to admit and it shouldn’t be difficult for her to obtain the equipment, especially considering that she had become one of his henchmen as well. It took her quite some time but Seira eventually found Reagan Hullston. He didn’t say much when he saw her, but he probably already knew what was going on. “I suppose you already know why I’m here,” Seira said and without a word, Reagan pointed her to a bag standing in the corner and Seira picked it up, it had all the equipment she needed, just like she had expected. Then, she went into hiding somewhere and waited for the night to come. The weather did indeed clear up and although it was still somewhat raining and windy, it was nearly as bad as it used to be. The lighthouse wasn’t too far away from the shore, but Seira still had to make sure that she wasn’t seen by entering through the normal entrance, since there were a few guards here and there, so she jumped into the icy cold water and started swimming towards it quickly. The light was focused on the distance, thankfully, so it wouldn’t spot her.
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