Penelope gave a small nod as responded to her question about Gavin. It was hard to make any judgment based on Crow's response about the male knight. She was glad to know that he was still treating Crow better than before at the very least. Her attention focused back to Crow as she noticed his question fall short. She gave a confused look, wondering what had cut him off, only to quickly find out it was his illness. The knight frowned worriedly and moved to rest a hand on his shoulder as the coughing fit took over. 

As it passed, she gave his shoulder a soft rub, wishing there was more she could do for the pain he was in. "I'm sure it's not.." she agreed. Noticing him shift to look down at his wound, her gaze followed his and widened at the sight of the red on the cloth of his wound. At his words, she gave a small nod, muttering a quick, "I'll go get Jane." before quickly turning and heading out of the tent to find the physician.

She walked briskly down the row of tents towards where some of the other patients were located. The knight assumed Jane would be there taking care of the injured knights as well as checking in with the other physicians in the camp. Worry bubbled inside and she struggled to not let it show. She couldn't risk coming off as too concerned about Crow and his health, she was certain that it would cause for some suspicion if not worse if she did. Ducking into the tent, Penelope forced herself to calmly sweep her gaze over the knights and physicians inside until she was able to locate the familiar figure of Jane. 

The female knight walked over to her with a quick pace and dipped her head in greeting as Jane noticed her approaching. Penelope paused slightly before speaking, nearly tempted to address Crow as Crow rather than just simply as 'the thief' as most knights referred to him if not using other more insulting terms. "The thief needs your attention. He broke his stitching." she informed the other woman. 

"I told him not to touch it." Jane grumbled, shaking her head. She hesitated before adding, "I'll be there after I finish here."

"I'd rather you just come with me now." Penelope said with a hint of sternness. The knight Jane was currently treating was clearly just getting a quick check up on his healing wound. It wasn't anything that needed urgent attention and it annoyed her that Jane was trying to push off aiding Crow. "He busted it open by coughing. He's already bleeding rather badly."

Jane gave a small sigh and nodded her head reluctantly. "Alright... Let's go now then."

"Thank you." Penelope mumbled before turning and beginning to lead the way back to the tent. 

"He has a cough, huh?" Jane asked.

"I guess so.." Penelope shrugged as she focused her gaze ahead.

"It must have been pretty bad to open his stitches." Jane mused and shook her head. She paused then added,"He keeps getting more troublesome.. Are you sure it's worth it to keep him alive?" She glanced subtly towards the knight with a hint of hope in her expression. The physician clearly didn't want to keep treating the thief. 

"Yes, of course it is." Penelope stated a bit protectively. Realizing how her words likely came out, she looked towards Jane and shrugged as she tried to play it off. "At least until the barons decide otherwise. And until then, you've got to treat him like any other patient." Jane frowned a little at Penelope's words and looked a bit ready to argue. However, before she could, the female knight picked up her pace slightly and hurried towards the tent, signaling that she wasn't going to speak on the matter further. She lead the rest of the way back in silence and ducked back into the tent with Jane following behind.