The Players : steve rogers/captain america. open post.
What: researching, possible future connections.
Where : library.
When : november 18th, daytime.
Rating : pg.
Lois had been gradually teaching Steve Rogers the technology of the twenty first century. When he first arrived in Red Oak, he could hardly do more than study the microfilm machine that held the library's history files, now he was sitting in front of the bright light that Lois called a computer. The first rule she told him was to always keep the safe search on. He didn't know what that meant, but he had a feeling with how many times she repeated it, it must be a public safety law he hadn't been given any information for. He had to make sure to do that the first chance he got. Didn't want to be breaking Red Oak's laws, or anyone's laws.
With new research needing to be done on the Interdimensional Police Department and their leader Inspector Tanith, Steve knew he had to leave the comforts of microfilm behind in order to search in the technology of today. Microfilm wasn't considered a reasonable means of information storage anymore. It was all stored on this Internets Lois kept bringing up. The soldier had yet to decide if it was good that information was readily available at your fingertips. There was fast and free information for anyone out there, even the types that shouldn't be given access without a watchful eye over their shoulder.
"What was that site again? Gagle?" Steve spoke aloud since he was the only one in the room as far as he could tell. It was the first time he was exploring the Internets on his own. Normally he had Lois' guidance, commanding him to click this link or to never click that one, but he had to do this on his own sometime. She wouldn't always be there to hold his hand through unfamiliar territory. If he went through enemy territory before, he could do this. Typing what he believed was the right word into the white bar at the top, he paused right after. What was he supposed to do after that? It was about now that Lois took the lettered device from him telling him he was doing everything all wrong.