Penelope gave a small nod as Crow suggested they stick closer to the border. It wasn't overly surprising to hear him admit to selling off their supplies to the Younisians and it certainly didn't bother the female knight as much as Gavin hoped it would. She noticed the male knight glance towards her in his frustration with the thief, clearly looking for some kind of reaction to the news. Unfortunately for him, the female knight merely shrugged and focused on the task at hand as Crow explained where the thieves had likely traveled through. 

As Olivia turned to her, Penelope rolled her eyes. "Gee, thanks." she mused sarcastically. She paused for a moment, thinking over the options. Without much information on the thieves, they'd be taking a shot in the dark regardless. [i]But we should still be smart about this..[/i] She look at the others with a hint of confidence in her gaze. "Let's go to Whitebridge." she told them. "I'm not sure if we'll be able to find anything there either but it'll likely be safer for us to start there. When I spoke to Mia earlier, most of her patrols still seemed to be focused south of our camp." 

The knight looked over at Crow. "I'm guessing it's partly because when after I was away for a full day I told them you all had headed down towards Silverpool to keep them from looking around near Azmar and Farhill." She gave him a small apologetic look. That might have been helpful for them at the time but now it was likely backfiring since the thieves had relocated near their old camp again. "But we can at least use that to our advantage now. Maybe it'll even cause for these thieves to head north anyways to avoid the knights as well."

Gavin sighed. "I don't like having to sneak around our comrades so much but the less chance we have of running into them right now the better."

"You'll get used to it eventually." Olivia snickered, causing the male knight to shoot her a disapproving look. 

Penelope shook her head at the two then looked back to Crow, giving him a small smile. "Ready to go?" She asked him, moving to take his hand in hers.