When she agreed to the venture he could see Morgan eyeing him, probably wondering what his intentions were with Rosey.  "OH Fleming is trustworthy enough.  I have sailed with him on a venture or two."  he told her.  They would set sail on the morning tide which was fine for John.  The cargo would be unloaded before they sailed and sold and the crew given their shares to be spent on their return along with the treasure from the Treasure Ship.  He left her with Morgan and proceeded down to the tavern where his crew would be celebrating their return.  He found Mr. Andrews and informed him to get the crew back on board before dawn.  That they sailed on the tide and that a Fat Spanish Treasure ship awaited them.  He then looked around and found Captain Flemings and moved towards him.  "John!"  Flemings shouted out and raised his mug of ale.  John pulled the man aside and informed him of what was a foot.  The man's eyes grew wide and a broad smile formed on his lips.	He laughed and slapped John on the back.  "Well of course I will join you on this.  The morning Tide ye say.  Me crew and ship will be ready to sail.<br/><br/>Morgan had his first mate go down and talk to a couple of the crew aboard Rosey's ship.  Two that were under his orders.  They were to keep an eye on Captain John and Rosey to see what was going on and if John was treating her right or not.  He knew how John thought, Morgan smiled a bit.  It reminded him of himself in his early days.  He was a man that would take no guff from anyone.  He was a Captain and a leader of men, and a good one by his reputation.  But his daughter was something else and he only wanted the best for her, and for her to be the one chosing who she was to be with, and not being forced or coherised into it.<br/><br/>With that John retired to his own place for the night.  It was quiet and peaceful, away from the loud taverns of drunks and parties.  He lit that lanterns and hauled himself to his room for a peaceful sleep.  As usual he awoke well before dawn and dressed then headed down to the ship.  The cargo had been removed and his quartermaster had received the payment and it was all on board waiting for him in his cabin.  The crew began arriving, some still drunk and these he had put to bed.  The others that had sobered up the most went to work preparing the ship to sail.  He noticed the activity on Flemings ship and Rosey's.  On the tide the three ships sailed forth forming a triangle as their prows dipped into the sea and sprayed water about.	The Sea Raven was in the lead and John gave the course and the Wheelman turned the ship to  it.  It would be a few days before they would met up with the Spanish Ship on its route to try and circumvent the areas where Pirates roamed.	They would be in for a big surprise.