Sharee spoke to the Argonians and the mage, who conveniently was also Argonian, who volunteered to help with preparations. She could not offer to pay them immediately, but promised them a slightly higher share of the profits for their assistance. It was not much more, as their task would not be especially dangerous, but it was enough to convince them to bother with it. After explaining the task to them, she sent them away. Some of the crew stuck around for a while conversing amongst themselves, but they all left one by one to retire for the night. Sharee sent Allaina back to the city and informed her that she would not be returning for the night. Instead, she remained outside, shared a bottle of wine with Sarel, and readily lived up to her offer.

The next day, Sharee went straight to work on her preparations. Based on the number of fighters she had in her crew, there were some items she would need to purchase for her plan to work. Mostly, she went to apothecaries, general stores, thieves guild contacts, and anyone else who sold ingredients for the potions she needed to make. Overall, she ended up spending pretty much all the coin she had left, so she was going to make sure that this attack was [i]going[/i] to work. The rest of the day she spent in her room at the inn with a veritable assembly line of potion brewing. Allaina was beginning to show her usefulness, as Sharee was able to teach her how to set up the potions, so Sharee could quickly and easily perform the more difficult, final steps to finish them off. The only time Allaina left the room during the day was to go out to where Sarel was making camp to bring him some food and fresh water, so that he wouldn't starve, or risk exposing himself to the guard. 

Sharee stayed in her room and drank for most of the next day until late evening, when she met outside of the city with the group of Argonians she spoke to after the meeting. Despite being intoxicated, Sharee guided them out of sight underwater along the bottom, pushing through the thick layer of kelp until they were directly underneath one of the East Empire vessels in the harbor. They swam up to its anchor, then had the mage cast feather over the heavy weight while the rest of them picked it up and moved it to the side. They drug it underneath the dock and wrapped its rope around a few of the pillars supporting it. When the crew attempted to draw up the anchor, it would get caught on the pillars and they would be unable to raise it. When they captured the East Empire frigate and started to leave the harbor, the other military vessels would certainly attempt to give chase. They would be able to cut the ropes to free themselves of the anchors, but hopefully it would provide enough of a delay for them to escape. Sharee and the others repeated the process for every military vessel in the harbor, except for the frigate they intended to capture. 

Before the sun had even rose over the horizon, Sharee was in position and waiting at the meeting spot. She, Allaina, and Sarel were already there, and others were beginning to arrive. Due to her work in the harbor the previous night, she had not been able to get too much sleep. She was operating on stamina potions and had a slight hangover, but adrenaline would push those worries aside once the attack began. She would probably end up going straight to her bed after it was all over, but at that point, she would be going sleep a captain, a thought that caused a grin to come over her face as she looked out over the harbor.