Though the Younisian forces didn't seem to expect them, they were quick to assemble themselves in preparation for the attack. Penelope even found it a bit impressive how well organized the enemy forces seemed to be. However, she just hoped that organization alone wouldn't give them too much of an upperhand in this fight. The Brerratic forces may have caught them off guard but she knew her comrades had yet to fully recover from the previous battle. 

Focusing back ahead, she watched as Mia drew her sword and raised it up high. With a battle cry, the baroness lead the charge into Grimsby, almost immediately cutting down one of the Younisian knights as she rode forward. The rest of the battalion followed suit, rushing into the village and clashing against the enemy forces. Penelope was careful to remain near Gavin as she fought with a Younisian knight. She found herself a bit distracted, as her focus wasn't so much on the fight as it was on various people. Trying to keep an eye on Gavin, watching over nearby villagers, and keeping an eye out for Crow all made the fight a little bit more difficult than usual. 

The knight flinched as she misstepped and caused an opening in her defense that the enemy seemed to notice right away. The Younisian knight lunged to attack but was intercepted by another blade. Gavin used the blunt side of his blade to block the attack and then pushed the enemy knight back before swiping at his side, barely giving him a chance to recover. Penelope gripped her blade and moved to attack the man from the other side. Outnumbered, the two quickly overpowered him. 

Penelope let out a long breath and glanced over her shoulder as a second battlecry rang out. It was Edward leading his forces into the village to attack. "I hope that means we can drive them out quicker." Gavin mumbled. He turned to look away and then motioned for Penelope to follow him as his gaze fell on a few of the villagers fighting against two Younisian knights. She nodded and took off after him to defend the peasants. 

As they moved, she couldn't help but look over the chaos around them in search of Crow. She had her doubts that the thief had chosen to completely stay out of the battle so she worried about his safety. Amongst the chaos, the only thief she managed to spot was Alistair, who made quick work of a Younisian knight that came close to attack a young villager struggling to fight. She was glad that the knights of Brerra still seemed to be obeying the rule that the barons decided to enforce. Most of her comrades didn't seem to fight so recklessly anymore. 

Focusing back on the fight ahead, she charged forward to clash blade with the enemy knight. Gavin maneuvered to place himself between the knights and villagers as he fought alongside her.