If you opt to kill him instead, he shouldn't be too much of a problem, considering he is not leveled and is poorly equipped. Like other Dremora, he will drop a daedra heart , in addition to his equipment mentioned above.
Note that by killing him, you will be denied access to his treasure. When first summoned, he will ask, "Where am I? Out with it, then. So you broke the binding spell, did you?
Matters little. Their souls are trapped in Oblivion all the same, and here I stay. You've no hope of defeating me, pup. Don't bother. Why not broker a bargain, instead?
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Though he was said to be a tough battle, I killed him in one cinematic death blow. That might be due to my level, though. I doubt there are a lot of level 60 people out in Skyrim who can kill demon pirates that easily. He doesn't come up again in the game, so I can't just release him and kill him later to clean up my own consequenes. In a meta practical sense, the moral dilemma doesn't matter since he never shows up again to wreak any consequences on me.
Thoughts on the best decision to make? I might be more invested in this if there were heavier consequences either way. In a practical sense, it's better to just kill him and take his heart. But Daedra hearts aren't that rare if you know where to look.
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