Naruto grinned a bit and then stuck out his tongue. "See, I knew this was gonna be okay. We could have been talkin' the whole time." Sakura then immediately leaned over toward Bullock in the process. "You shouldn't have said that. You should have just told him that they could hear through the glass. Believe me, it would have made it easier on all of us." Naturally those comments made Naruto just stick his tongue out at her again once he settled into the chair once more. Sure, this was a new and more mature version of himself, but some things really never did change.<br/><br/>When the going got tough, though, he surely would have sprung straight into action right away. Besides, anyway, he had a doughnut to concern himself at this point!<br/><br/>Haruno Sakura heard what Harvey had said about the Commissioner's position and then shook her head. "I am sorry to hear that there's corruption involved. Where we're from the Hokage is the head of a ninja village that we live in. Considering that ninja don't officially exist it's amazing just how much power the Hokage does wield."<br/><br/>Meanwhile, though, Sasuke focused on something else that was said. "Could you explain to me the division of ethnic groups here? Where we're from, they're primarily divided by language."<br/><br/>He was concerned about the issue involving Gotham's proposed ethnic cleansing, but he needed more information before he could have actually understood the issue. After all, the division of ethnic bloodlines here was probably pretty different from what he was used to. Different societies at different times choose various paths to divvy themselves up.<br/><br/>"Bullock, why did he want to slaughter Gotham, and is any of that still a threat?" Even if it was in the past, he figured that he should have learned as much as possible about everything for the time being to ensure that he had a solid command of the situation.