Penelope, momentarily distracted by Olivia, stiffened as she noticed how bad things were getting between Crow and Gavin. The thief continued to prod at the knight, until he finally broke and attempted to swing at him. She flinched and glanced over her shoulder as she noticed some of the peasants beginning to gather for the fight. The female knight clicked her tongue in annoyance. Between Olivia drinking too much and the other two fighting, it seemed like they wouldn't be keeping as quite a low profile as she had hoped. Fortunately, Gavin seemed to realize the danger the fight was putting them in and stopped. 

She watched the male knight head out of the building first before turning to shoot a glare at Crow. "At least he managed to see enough reason to stop." she snorted irritably at the thief. Penelope shook her head and stepped out of the tavern with Olivia still at her side, walking a bit briskly to put a bit of distance between her and Crow as well. Frustration burned inside of her towards both Gavin and Crow. However, this time it was mainly with Crow. While she didn't agree with Gavin, Crow had gone too far, so much so that he even seemed to ignore his own advice about starting fights. Something needed to be done if the four of them were going to work together. [i]It was nearly easier having him work with William..[/i] Penelope thought with a small groan. She needed to do something. Letting out a small sigh, she turned to Olivia. 

"You can walk ok on your own can't you?" she asked. 

Olivia raised an eyebrow. "Maayybe... Why? What are you goin' to do?" 

Penelope rolled her eyes. "Just get help from Gavin if you need ok?" she said rather curtly before moving away from Olivia who reluctantly agreed. Ignoring her pouting, Penelope fell back besides Crow and crossed her arms. With Gavin still cooling his head, she figured it was best to start by speaking with Crow, especially since he had been the one to push the male knight too much.

"What the hell were you thinking back there?" she questioned him with an annoyed look in her gaze. "I know he can get annoying with the accusations but you're going too far. Especially when we're supposed to not be drawing attention to ourselves."