Penelope turned her head to look over at Crow as he refused to leave. Her eyes widened and she opened her mouth to protest but fell short as the knights caught up. She grew tense and shifted to reach for her own dagger, grabbing the hilt of it. Though she was injured, she still wanted to help and was worried Crow might get hurt since he was outnumbered. However, she had momentarily forgotten just how much had changed in two years.
The knight watched as Crow quickly,and quite skillfully, dispatched the two knights. She was still getting used to his new ability to fight, even though she had already seen it before. Most of the time she was around him, Penelope couldn't help but think of the person she had once knew. The thief she had once protected many times in various fights was now protecting her. It was strange but his skills were impressive and it left her wondering yet again what had happened over the two years that had gotten him to this point.
Her thoughts were broken as Crow spoke. Penelope looked over at him and then down at her injured foot. "Maybe.." She mumbled. Though she had already tried to put weight on it once and it didn't go well, she was determined to try one more time. Being unable to walk would mean she wouldn't be able to get back to her camp easily and that would definitely be a problem. She attempted to place her foot down, adding light pressure. Unfortunately it went just as poorly as before. She let out a small gasp of pain and quickly lifted her foot back up.
"Ok maybe not." She winced. Penelope frowned and leaned on the tree, trying to figure out her next move. "I think I twisted it pretty bad. Damnit." She cursed quietly under her breath. Getting back to camp would be rather difficult without help and without being able to walk on her own. She couldn't ask Crow to help her either. Him getting too close to the knights camp would be dangerous and not only was she unwilling to put him in that sort of trouble, but also felt reluctant to ask him for any help after all she had done.
The knight let out a frustrated sigh before looking over at Crow. She'd just have to think of a different way to get back but in the meantime, another thought concerned her. While Crow had taken out the two knights, there were still two more out there looking for them. The distraction might have worked but certainly not for long. She was sure that the other two knights would be coming after them soon enough. "I'll figure something out.. But you should get going. It won't be long before those other two knights go looking to try and catch up to their comrades here."
The knight watched as Crow quickly,and quite skillfully, dispatched the two knights. She was still getting used to his new ability to fight, even though she had already seen it before. Most of the time she was around him, Penelope couldn't help but think of the person she had once knew. The thief she had once protected many times in various fights was now protecting her. It was strange but his skills were impressive and it left her wondering yet again what had happened over the two years that had gotten him to this point.
Her thoughts were broken as Crow spoke. Penelope looked over at him and then down at her injured foot. "Maybe.." She mumbled. Though she had already tried to put weight on it once and it didn't go well, she was determined to try one more time. Being unable to walk would mean she wouldn't be able to get back to her camp easily and that would definitely be a problem. She attempted to place her foot down, adding light pressure. Unfortunately it went just as poorly as before. She let out a small gasp of pain and quickly lifted her foot back up.
"Ok maybe not." She winced. Penelope frowned and leaned on the tree, trying to figure out her next move. "I think I twisted it pretty bad. Damnit." She cursed quietly under her breath. Getting back to camp would be rather difficult without help and without being able to walk on her own. She couldn't ask Crow to help her either. Him getting too close to the knights camp would be dangerous and not only was she unwilling to put him in that sort of trouble, but also felt reluctant to ask him for any help after all she had done.
The knight let out a frustrated sigh before looking over at Crow. She'd just have to think of a different way to get back but in the meantime, another thought concerned her. While Crow had taken out the two knights, there were still two more out there looking for them. The distraction might have worked but certainly not for long. She was sure that the other two knights would be coming after them soon enough. "I'll figure something out.. But you should get going. It won't be long before those other two knights go looking to try and catch up to their comrades here."