Penelope side glanced at him as he caught up with her again. She rolled her eyes, this time in a more playful manner. As he pulled ahead of her, a determined expression came across her features and she attempted to catch up. Instead he was forced to slow down but that didn't stop her from trying to out run him still. 

They soon came to a stop at the end. It seemed to be a draw by the looks of it. Penelope was breathing rather heavily due to all the running and stunts but she seemed to be better at controling it. "Either way, so much for having half of my lunch tomorrow." she teased with a smirk. She let out a long breath trying to catch her breath again before turning to head inside the inn.

Almost as soon as they stepped inside, they came in contact with the now awake William, who looked incredibly aggitated, and a confused looking Abraxas. Both of them had woken up and quickly noticed the room was lacking two people.  "Where in the world did you run off to?!" William growled. He stormed towards Crow at a brisk pace, clearly thinking it was his doing. 

Penelope, however, cut off the older knight. She looked up at him sternly and he took a small step back but still glared over her at the thief. "He accompanied me on a walk nothing more. No reason to become violent." she stated. 

"Then where are his chains?!" William had quickly observed Crow's bare wrists. 

In the spur of all that had happened, Penelope had left the chains behind without second thought. They were being chased afterall. "A long story but I had to undo them in order to fight. We got attacked out there." she explained. William seemed less hostile towards Crow now and became more focused on the new information. 

"What?" William questioned, sounding caught off guard, "What were they? Bandits, again?"

"No... I don't think it was just bandits this time." Penelope admitted crossing her arms. At the talk of the attack, she moved to go around William. "I'm going to go get my armor and sword. I'll be back down soon." she mumbled. She would feel more secure with her weapon and more protected with her armor. William didn't bother to argue for now but he clearly wanted more information about this enemy. Penelope wasted no time in disappearing into the room.