Caspar Lighthouse A sharp pebble-like island rises from the ocean, not so far from the Plaxton City waterfront. Shrouded in strata of smoky fog, this plateau can't be more than fifty meters in any direction. Clinging seaweed covers most of the fringes of the island, little arms full of green-brown waving when submerged. A cube-like building, a utility and storage space, is the only structure aside from the lighthouse itself. A hexagonal column of dingy gray duracrete rises almost forty-five meters into the sky, the remnants of old paint cracked and bubbling from its weathered surface. Topped by a cage of metal and glass and ringed with a narrow ledge, the tip of the lighthouse has been non-functional for many years. Dingy sections of a steep metal spiral staircase that leads to the top are