Engineering
Sienna managed to humor Junko with a chuckle and smirk at her comment before she headed towards the exit. "Yeah, probably," she replied. "I'll see you there."
Even before she left, she knew perfectly well that it was a lie; she had no intention of attending. The absolute last thing on Sienna's mind was going to the mess hall. Not only did the mere thought of food make the subtle threat of her nausea returning stir in the pit of her stomach, she wasn't at all interested in potentially being dragged into pretentiously polite conversation with people she never intended to see again. She knew that Natsumi would more than likely notice her absence, but she hoped that her new "friend" would possess the good sense not to come looking for her when she didn't show up. Tousling her hair with one hand, she walked down the corridor to the crew cabins as quickly as she could, stopping at the medbay just long enough to retrieve her shirt from the exam table and put it back on before she continued, listening ahead of her in hopes that she wouldn't run into anyone on the way back.
Cabin 6
The door to the cabin barely had enough time to open to its full extent before Sienna, now once again decently clothed, stepped inside and closed it behind her. Leaning against the closed portal, she closed her eyes and drew a long breath through her nose, held it for a moment, and exhaled steadily out through pursed lips. Opening her eyes, she took stock of her meager belongings in a pile at the foot of her bed, and almost began to ponder just how and when she would make her exit. Part of her figured she at least owed Hanako a formal farewell, but then again, she didn't really know why she should have to explain herself at all. She had given enough in exchange for her freedom, and the posh treatment she'd received here was, while greatly welcome, completely unsolicited and given of their own accord without expectation of payment. It was their own decision.
She rubbed her forehead again and flopped face-down on her bed, one arm draped down on the floor and one leg hanging off the edge of the mattress. She reasoned she'd figure it all out soon enough. For now, however, she just wanted to be left alone, and to get some rest. Hopefully she'd feel better after she'd slept some more.