Were he talking to anyone else, he might be inclined to be more pessimistic; whatever Cato and his friends are up against was powerful enough to apparently make him human and fuck with his memories, which strikes Crowley as being pretty fucking powerful. But he's not going to say that to Cato.

"That's the plan, then. Find these teammates of yours, see if they've woken up." The relief he feels at having a solid plan is palpable. He's good at running away from things, but there's nowhere to run to right now, so the second best thing is having an idea of what the next step is, not just wandering aimlessly. "Do you know any of them, or have they all been changed like you?"

This is the moment when the Bentley would start playing Alanis Morrissette, if it was here.