Penelope remained quiet as her father announced to the king that they had found nothing. She gave a small nod of her heard in agreement and shifted her gaze over to Adam as she noticed the baron looking furious. The knight bit back a smirk as he began to stutter over his words, grabbing at whatever straw he could to still prove Crow to be guilty. Of course he couldn't just accept defeat and had to demand for Crow to be patted down. 
 
She let out a faint sigh and took a small step back as her father and Arledge stepped over to search Crow. The knight looked over at the thief before shifting her gaze onto Adam again, noticing how he was focusing intently on the search as it began after some mild protest on Crow's part. When nothing was found immediately, she could see the victorious look on the baron's face waver as a hint of desperation replaced it. Penelope looked away from him to focus her gaze back onto her father as the king addressed him.

Of course they didn't find anything more than a dagger from their search and the group was dismissed. Her gaze tracked Adam as he and the others left the room empty handed. Now that Crow's name had been cleared, she felt a bit of relief. All there was to worry about now was the former thief sneaking the items back into the noble's rooms. 

"So, was there really nothing in his room?" the king mused, a faint smirk crossing over his lips as he looked down at the two knights. Before John or Penelope could answer, he gave a dismissive wave of his hand. "Actually it's probably best not to answer that.. I trust you two will see to it that this matter gets resolved?" he asked glancing between John and Penelope.

John looked up at Albin and dipped his head. "Of course your majesty."

"We'll see to it that they are able to recover their belongings." Penelope nodded. 

"Good. So long as that gets done, you're dismissed and free to carry on with your regular duties." Albin said then paused. "And John?"

The older knight paused just as he was turning away to leave. He looked back over at the king. "Yes?"

"Keep an eye on Fischbach for me. If he does have anything to do with what's going on here, I'd rather have it not happen again." Albin said with a small frown.

John nodded his head. "I'll remain alert." he assured with a bow then turned to lead the way out of the throne room. Penelope copied her father's gesture and then moved to follow him out of the room as well.