While Hancock was the one who got her sisters in this position in the first place, considering what's at stake here she handles the situation quite well. Her heart's pounding, her whole world is at risk, but she calmly takes control and evacuates her people out of the building. It's only after she's alone with Luffy that she lets her guard down
I give Hancock a lot of flack, but in these crisis points she does feel like someone who is worthy of both her position of authority and her conqueror's haki. Sometimes being a leader is having the ability to push aside your own panic in order to resolve the situation at hand, and breaking down after.













