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[If anyone was walking around Discedo, you'll probably spot a soldier standing against a building. That wouldn't be too unusual of a sight, except that this soldier had a giant red, white, and blue shield strapped to his back. He also didn't seem to be bothered by the rain, but he was also wearing a blue helmet with a giant A in the middle of it.

Anyway, there was a small frown on his face as he worked the communicator in his hands, obviously not used to this kind of technology. However, he'll get at least the basic video function working in a few minutes.]

Is... is this working? [Steve looked at the video feed with a somewhat confused expression. He was uncertain about using this thing in the first place, but with his enhanced abilities suddenly disappearing and the thought of the serum only being temporary because of that, he decided to use it. Besides, he wanted to find Bucky and the others as fast as possible. Sneaking around in this place didn't really get him anywhere.]

This is... Captain America. [He seemed a little awkward admitting that.] Does anyone the coordinates of our current location? Or a brief description will help as well.

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Ah, it's... quite alright. It's been a while.

But no, to answer your question, I'm not human. I'm a Time Lord.

...How long? If you don't mind me asking.

[He really has encountered many different people here.] You can control time?

Oh, a while... hard to keep track when you have a non-linear time stream, you see.
I can't really control time, no, though I can change it, with some effort. Do something in the past that effects the future and all that. More of a time-traveler, but my TARDIS isn't here, so I've been stuck here for four months. Four months, can you believe that? Quite boring, if you ask me.

[Steve probably gets this really blank look as the Doctor continued on. Okay, stuck here for four months. He understood that.]

We'll find a way back, Doctor.

Oh, I know! I've been working at it, and now that River's here we'll be out of here twice as quick!

I'd like to work with you, Doctor.

Would you? Well, I'd be happy for the help! What sort of things can you do?

I'm, um- still "chipped." [And Steve manages to not think of a potato chip this time.] But I can lift heavy objects and run for a long distance. [He didn't want to seem like he was bragging, but he still wanted to give an honest answer as well.] I've read books about military tactics.

Oh, not to worry, I'm still chipped as well. But what's important is, our minds are unaffected. Running, though, running is good! Very important.

As long as we're not running away.

Well, we might have to do that, but hopefully we won't have anything to run from!
Except perhaps this planet, but I think that qualifies as 'escaping' rather than 'running away'.

I'd rather not run. Once you start running, you can't stop.

That is... true. Very true.
Sometimes it just feels like you don't have a choice.

There's always a choice, Doctor.

I suppose, but if the other option is... bad. Too hard. Terrible.
I'd pick running any day.

That's still running away from the problem.

Or perhaps it's running away from causing more problems.

You still gotta stand up, push back.

Oh, I do. Trust me, I do.
It just doesn't always work out.

[Steve frowns for a moment, before becoming determined again.]

I'll make it work here.

I certainly hope so!
Don't know how you humans stand it, being in linear time all the time...

Linear time?

Yes, you know, going in the same direction in time all the time.

Oh, um, right. [He should answer the Doctor's earlier question though.] It's not bad.

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