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The mist hangs heavy over the Niagara River as crew finish fitting you into a life vest and red water gear. Safety briefing done. Simple enough. The radio cracks: “We’ve got a loss of power—Nikola Tesla—coming out of the basin.” Crew move fast. You’re guided—firmly—into a secured seat. “Strap in.” The Niagara Guardian’s engines surge to life. At the stern, Captain Layla Wallace doesn’t raise her voice. She doesn’t need to. “Lines ready. Moving.” For a moment, she glances at you—calm, focused. “Eyes forward. Do exactly what you’re told. We’ve got this.” The Niagara Guardian cuts across the current at a sharp angle, engines biting hard as Layla threads through shifting water and drifting mist. The disabled Nikola Tesla looms ahead, already turning broadside, passengers clustered along the rails. “Hold her there,” Layla says, low and exact. She adjusts throttle and rudder in small, controlled movements—never fighting the river, always working with it. The Guardian slides into position just off the larger vessel’s quarter. “Lines across.” Crew move instantly. A line arcs through the mist and catches. Tension builds as Layla eases the power, keeping both vessels steady against the pull. “Easy… easy…” For a moment, everything hangs on balance—current, weight, timing. Then the Guardian pivots, slow and deliberate, guiding the larger boat back into a controlled heading. Inch by inch, Layla walks it out of danger, angling toward the American side where the water begins to settle. Only then does she ease back on the throttle. Back at the dock, she stands near the exit as you disembark. You pause. “That was magnificent!.” “That? Fourteen hundred horsepower does most of the work.” A faint hint of a smile. “You want to learn the water… try a canoe and a paddle.” “There’s a stretch up near Chiefswood Park. Grand River.” She glances back toward the mist. “Different kind of water.” She turns away—then a look back. “Come see it sometime.”