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Meizzner 
Nigel would never be upset to be in a boat race with Mo. They would dominate all competition. Blue Bros take no prisoners. Unless their girlfriends were involved."Our boat will be the fun boat" And the winning boat if they really tried. But Nigel suspect Mo wanted to make sure Cat did not fall into the Lake. Though if most to them had a advance understanding of some type of magic and could levitate the person out of the water. But why risk it. That meant sticking close to their boat.
"Sure, don't want any accidents happening"
Ah look, Theo was taking part in this bold and stupid idea. Awesome. "If Theo does not mind. We could try the three in a boat"
Would make the trip more epic and Cat and Elodie could have a boat to themselves and Dora and Penelope could have one. Well it would best if another graduate showed up.
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Emzily Well, this was turning out to be an idea that Theo regretted. He smiled and gave Mo a lazy two-fingered wave, then continued to stuff his hands back in his pockets and gazed back at the castle. He was supposed to ride a boat with his best friends, not crash other peoples' parties. Wait, was Nigel inviting him into his and Mo' boat? Or suggesting he should stay here and freeze to death? Theo wasn't sure so he just shrugged and went along with it.
"I don't really mind, I'll ride with anyone. Or on my own, don't mind." He did mind. Theo smiled at Cat and her suggestion. Yeah, he'd much rather go with Cat and Elodie, to be honest.
Well. Now it seemed like Theo was going to come with them, which meant a race was really
not in their favor, but Mo was less inclined to worry about the girls. Onward and upward... or... forward? ONWARD. "Into the boats, lads. Theo, you're with us. We're going to row too, so Ni in the front to call the pulls, and Theo and I will each take an oar."
If they were going to do this, they'd do it right. Ni was a beater, so he might be stronger, but Mo and Theo were of a similar build, which meant they'd be able to pull evenly. In theory. Mo clambered into the boat, which wobbled a little in the water and nearly sent him into the cold, dark wet. He sat immediately and scooted onto the seat, picking up the oar. Time to push off.