like_a_gerbil: (Taller - Marching Home)
Captain Steve Rogers ([personal profile] like_a_gerbil) wrote in [community profile] eswareinmal2012-02-07 08:44 pm

Day 8 - Introduction [Open Log]

Characters: Steve Rogers
Open? Open
Where: A road that Steve hopes will lead to civilization
When: Morning on Day 8
What: Steve tries to find out where exactly he woke up this time.
Warnings: None that I can think of



Steve was beginning to wonder if waking up in strange places was becoming a habit for him. Though not as disorientating as waking up to find out that almost seventy years had passed since he was last conscious, finding himself in a meadow instead of his Brooklyn apartment with no memory of how he’d gotten there had still been unnerving.

As soon as he’d accepted that initial shock, he’d started searching for some sign of civilization, eventually finding his way to a dirt road and picking a direction at random that he hoped would lead to somewhere where he could find out what was going.

Maybe he should have taken a less conspicuous route, but if his kidnappers wanted to hurt him, they would have done so already. They wouldn’t have given him a battered set of ragtag armor or the white horse that calmly followed behind him. And they wouldn’t have let him keep his shield.

So he kept to the dusty track, wondering what he’d woke up to this time.

brosif: oh hey bro! (Hark!)

[personal profile] brosif 2012-02-27 02:00 am (UTC)(link)
By not objecting, Steve passed Sif’s unwritten test. She laughed at the question, shaking her head.

“Absolutely not. I follow—” One of them. Not two. She falters a bit, but presses on, cheerfully enough. “—I follow the crown prince on his mishaps. That is more than enough responsibility.”

“What of you? Are you a knight, back home?”
brosif: (questing with mine homies)

[personal profile] brosif 2012-03-01 03:03 pm (UTC)(link)
The comment about his men brought a more somber look to Sif's face, however momentary. Excepting Loki -- and his status was too unclear to count -- she didn't know how long she would be separated from her friends. It was not a thought she relished.

Moving on, brightly, she nodded. A fellow soldier. This was good.

"I was in a similar situation. My comrades and I were to set out on an expedition. The night took me before I could join them."