Hiro walked away from the table, hearing laughter from the few other people in the tavern. He left the tavern, checking if no one was watching, he jumped up onto the roof tops, making his way through the city, until he got close enough to the docks, he had a grand view of all the ships in the harbor, and he was easily able to identify all 7 ships in the harbor. They had red flags on the masts, so all the Phoenix Knight had to do was sneak his way onto each boat, swipe the valuables as instructed, then find a way to sink them each (which would possibly be the hardest part). If he sank them one at a time, that would surely draw a lot of attention to himself, and that would make it hard to accomplish the rest of the mission, looting and sinking the rest. But going by the guy's name, Captain Cannon, he was likely to have some kind of black powder for his weapons on board.
He went from rooftop to rooftop, eventually surveying the docks as he did so. The ships were lightly guarded, with only a few guards between the seven ships. Some of them were sleeping too, which would make this really easy. He sneaked his way on board the first ship, merely creeping way way past sleeping guard. He found the captain's quarters, found the hidden compartment. He found all kinds of loose gemstones, jewelry ,gold and silver, coins, all looted from various parts of the land, judging by the different markings on each.
Hiro took what he could, and as he left the room, he saw barrels of alchemical black powder, meant for cannons stored in a room, unguarded by anything. He placed a finger on one of the wooden barrels, and grinned as he started burning a magical rune on one of the barrels. He turned the barrel so the rune did not face the outside of the room. They'd have to turn the barrel around to even see the markings, and pirates without any knowledge would be able to tell what the markings meant. This was fun, no wonder thieves did what they did, sneaking around, taking belongs of others was kinda exhilarating. However, Hiro knew these belongings originally did not belong to the pirates, and they were funding the slave trade. He wondered what Silvertail planned to do with this loot.
Within the hour, HIro had visited the seven ships, the amount of loot was starting to slow him down, though, like some kind of twisted Father Christmas who took instead of gave presents. He was on his way out of the last ship when a man appeared as he was walking up the stairs to leave the boat. He was a tall, lanky pirate, armed with a curved sword in his hand. He wore a red bandana on his head.
"What do we have here? A thief? Stealing from the Cannon Crew? We'll have your head for this, once I bring you to our leader, or maybe the Cap'n will sell you into slavery. Either way, come quietly, or I'll have to rough you up, boy." That last word irked Hiro, being called "boy."
"How about the loud way?" Hiro smirked, he took his hand and snapped his fingers, a spark lit between his fingers. The runes on all those barrels of explosive powder in each of those ships started glowing brightly.
Deafening explosions rocked the harbor. Flames erupted from each ship, blasting holes in the hulls of each ship. The ship Hiro was standing on shook violently, knocking the two of them off balance.
"Oi! What in the seven hells was tha–" Hiro decked him in the face with a mightly blow from his right fist. The pirate was sent flying to the ground, as the ship was engulfed in flames. Water started pouring through the holes in the ships, sending each of the boats sinking. Lights illuminated in each of the buildings as the earth shattering ka-booms woke up nearly the whole town that was asleep. Hiro ran off the boat while he still could, fleeing into the alleyways. Now to find that meeting point with SIlvertail.