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- Perhaps Honor is right. A pirate is unlikely to keep something valuable on him. And it's strange that he hasn't disappeared yet. Either his accomplice stole it, or he passed it on to his accomplice. - In the end, "we can ambush him somewhere and make him empty his pockets" later. For now, let the guards handle it...
Erika looks for the nearest guard to report the loss.
Added 2 minutes ago Ment
I think the pirate didn't steal anything, and it was the vengeful healers.
Let someone steal something from Ginza. After all, he deprived them of half of their "earnings" today, and who knows how much more in the future. Or is he "too scared"?
Added 8 minutes ago AstralLein
There is a risk that in the course of attempting to retrieve the monocle, they will encounter the Calcite mafia and get bogged down in a war with new, powerful enemies.
Here, it seems that no matter what you do, there is always "a risk." Kamistella, for example, besides Druj (who most likely just mistook her for some kind of samurai kunoichi, from whom he was once lucky enough to escape), also made enemies among the Haran sorcerers...
Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно. Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится. (Закон сохранения).