She nodded, glad the whole scheme of looking like you knew what needed to happen paid off. Then again, it did that back home, too, even when the world looked like it was falling down around her ears. Keep calm and give orders. People liked to respond to those, or to argue with them, in times of crises.

Not that Sakura believed the building was coming down, but it was a useful distraction. "War was already there. They just didn't know about it." She frowned, moving through the room as she said the rest of that thought. "It doesn't make it any less real."

She had her stickers out, all ten left, sticking one smiling, almost idiotic face on the side of a diagnostic machine with a repair unit for something child sized. "Marked this one," she said conversationally. "Anything you see we should make sure we get out?"