Penelope moved to take up her usual position. The knight tried to keep alert but admittedly found it a bit difficult. Weariness aside, she was buzzing with excitement after finally getting the answers she had been hoping for from Tybalt. Though she didn't truly realize it, her attention was much more focused on the corner of the corridor as she waited for the viceroy rather than keeping a proper watch on the corridor. 

Luckily she didn't have to wait for long. She had only been standing guard for a short time before Crow came into sight as he rounded the corner. A grin spread across her lips, her usual happiness to see him amplified by the solutions she had learned about to help him. She glanced around and moved to meet him as he headed over to her. "Hey." she greeted him in return, looking up at him with a joyful gaze as he kissed her cheek. 

"I did. Today went surprisingly well actually." she told him. She paused and swept her gaze over the corridor to double check that they were completely alone. When she didn't spot anyone, she relaxed once more and placed a hand on his arm. "Tybalt had solutions to dealing with your nightmares that could work." she told him excitedly as she lowered her voice. Despite seeing that they were alone in the hall, she couldn't help but be additionally cautious about such information. Especially considering how private Crow had been about it. 

"I guess training hard worked the best for him. He said that if you tire the body the mind usually follows." she explained, going on before he had a chance to reply as she was wrapped up in her eagerness to share all that she had learned that night. "He also mentioned something about other knights taking a moment to clear their minds before bed or praying to the gods." 

Penelope paused as her excitement died down a bit. "He also said that these methods aren't completely guaranteed to work though... But I'm hopeful." she smiled up at him. "Plus he also mentioned a way to help deal with the panic a bit better in the morning even if they don't work."