Penelope gave a small smile in return as he thanked her. She was glad that he didn't insist on going alone to find them, for a moment, she thought he was going to argue with her decision. The knight met his lips briefly then moved to follow him as he took the lead to go looking for his companions. She paused and put the hood of her cloak back up over her head, shifting it so it would hide her face if they were to run into any trouble. While she planned on sticking with him, the knight was still determined to keep her position amongst her comrades even though she planned to be with Crow after the war. 

Her gaze swept over their surroundings, eying for any signs of movement nearby. The knights had passed them a while ago but that didn't mean they wouldn't try to retrace their steps in order to relocate the thief. It seemed they were alone though as she walked after him. However, she still kept alert for any signs of a patrol nearby. She eventually looked back ahead at Crow. "You'll probably have to move your camp after this." She mused. "They've spotted you around here twice.. I imagine that this area will be swarming with patrols tomorrow."

[i]Especially if Mia is still the one organizing everything..[/i] She added with a small cringe. Penelope wished that her baroness would have just stayed out of the conflict like she usually did but it seemed after losing so many supplies, even Mia began to deem it as necessary to hunt down the thieves. The knight could understand her reasoning, especially in the middle of a war, but her attachment to Crow prevented her from ever agreeing with her higher up's decision. She couldn't help but wish the knights would merely ignore the thieves, especially since they still had enough supplies to get by without much, if any, trouble. 

"Do you think your companions are still near your camp?" She asked him curious of where they'd be looking for the group of thieves. It was uncertain if the knights had discovered the camp yet but if they hadn't, she wondered if the thieves had planned to stay hidden there or if they had a different plan for dealing with the patrols that where straying all too close to their hideout.