Go ashore.

After what felt like an age, the Jackdaw finally docked in Nassau harbour.

Jenny told her crew to take some quality time for themselves. Soon after, she heard someone yelling, coming from the beach. She looked over to her left , and saw Thatch and Hornigold scaring some British soldier. Adéwalé, also witness to the scene, asked his captain:

"Do you know those lads, Captain?"

"That I do. We used to work together. I'll see you on land, Adé." Jenny said.

"Captain, a moment please. I have to tell you something."

"Not now, Adé. It can wait." Jenny insisted holstering her twin pistols and walking out of the brig.

Jenny came aground, and made for the Old Avery Tavern, the place where captains could usually be found. On her way, she was again confronted with reminders of how the reality of Nassau failed to live up to the legends. The houses were made of old, wet wood. The "streets" were mostly sandy trails. And of course, pirates weren't te cleanliest kind.

After a few minutes of walking, the young captain arrived at the tavern. Edward and Benjamin were drinking together, with James Kidd sitting at a table in the corner.

Additionally, Anne Bonny, the lovely Irish barmaid, was milling around.