"Then I'll meet you out on the trails at 5," Robert said. "Be warmed up and ready to go."
"Not a problem," Brian said.
"Just so you know, Lee intends to join us and to send some of his aurors to see what our training program is like. I think it sounds like a wonderful opportunity to show him what we're made of, don't you? We can hold our own, so perhaps its time we show them that we can do just that."
"Lees got some tough aurors," Brian said, sitting back and sipping on the glass of wine.
"So do we," Robert said. "I'm interested in seeing who wins, myself."
"You feel like making a wager on it?" Brian asked.
"Me? I'm betting on you guys," Robert said. "Who are you betting on?"
"I'm betting on you," Brian said.
"Oh, I don't know if I"m going there, I don't knwo that I want this to be an individual contest. But, I do think we can show up the Yanks just about any time. If nothing else, we have thousands of years of tradition behind us that they can't claim."
"That arguement may be a bit thin, Robert, since most of those 'Yanks' came from somewhere to the States at some point," Kate laughed.