“Any time! Any time,” he agreed, contentedly.

So contentedly he didn’t bother to turn the drifting boat around.

Fanny, on the other hand, watched whoever had the boat reins impatiently because she had to piss.

Murphy nodded to Mehmet and then looked almost disappointed. "Oh well, we didn't get first or second. Maybe third?" He said very at ease, not caring which position they got. They had won first yesterday after all! It was nice to give others a chance. "Why don't we do something later?"He asked the other man as he was very happy to spend more time with the other. Of course, his voice and physical expression was neutral at best.

Elijah could see Cockburn looking to get off the boat so working with Wesley, they quickly got to shore so he could get off. "Great job, we won."He said with a small smile.

#1: The Good Buoys
#2: The Sirens
#3: The Locomotive
#4: Ketch of the Day
#5: The Nessie Rowers

The Locomotive [21]
(13 + 3 + 1 + 4)
Total progress: 92

Ketch of the Day [24]
(16 + 1 + 3 + 1 + 3)
Total progress: 86

The Nessie Rowers [19]
(14 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 2)
Total progress: 81

Ruthless [10]
(8 + 1 + 1)
Total progress: 62

As soon as they were at shore, Wesley jumped up, still rubbing his neck and glared back at Francis. He looked to Elijah and nodded. "Great race .. ah.. constables. Let's get our reward." He walked towards the judges, a bit of hurry in his step to keep from the monster of a constable who wouldn't leave him alone! He stopped hounding 'him' about how he did his job. He tried to avoid talking to them altogether, so how did he keep ending up in this mess??

Constable Coburn swung over the side easily and kept up, step for step. Nearly toe-to-heel, at that.

Wesley was immediately aware of the other following him. He tried to pick up his step, he perhaps expected this. He'd hoped they'd leave him alone but then he did say get their prize, perhaps 'he' was eager to get it and would leave him alone once they did.

"Alright, we're here for the prize.'He said as quickly as he could when he got to the table. He could see from the corner of his eye that Crane was casually catching up.