Things had gone to hell, the Cruxi were attacking this supposedly secure location and the fact that the adults were worried probably meant that they weren't going to be pushed back. In an attempt to remain in control and not just burst out in fear and panic, Kaila considered what her father would say to her in the situation. 

"Remember Kaila," the voice of her deceased biological father said, "When things are going to hell, calm is all you can be, so you might as well be so." [s]Her father had gone on to explain that that was quoted from the famous 17th Century BC Roman Tactician Fabio when he was an advisor to Emperor Lu Bu of the Moon Empire during his wars against God-King Washington of the Ming Imperium and Archduke Napoleon of the Third Gallian Directorate.[/s]

Seeing some of her fellow future pilots run off, Kaila considered insisting on them staying instead of taking the initiative - what they were doing was reckless and beyond stupid. Even if they even got out of this very [i]room[/i], would they even have an idea of where to go? Where they were? Where they needed to go? Where the emergency exits were? Then, as people actually [i]followed[/i] the idiot out - god knew why the SPARTANS were letting them through - she heard the girl make some speech about initiative and taking matters into their own hands. She would have said something right then and there, but now was not the time for an argument or debate. 

And with that, she turned her back on the two people who were ready to abandon Lorenzo and turned to Katyusha and Phoebe, her body language making it clear she was done considering talking to the group in general. Looking at Phoebe, she placed her hand on her shoulder. 

"Don't worry," she assured her, "Everything will be alright. I'm sure of it." 

 Letting out a deep sigh, she turned and gave Katyusha a tired smile. "Hey Katyusha," she said with a tired smile, "Sorry I didn't get a chance to say hi earlier. Could you hand me a Choco bar?" she asked, speaking as if they were old friends who knew each other. Why? Because they were.