Are you kidding? 'Course I do. [Well no, he doesn't, but with great power comes great need to babysit old men, apparently. Play nice, guys.] Gotta have someone there to call a time out if things don't go well, right?

[Maybe part of the reason he's calmer about this than he should be is how much he doesn't know. Despite working for Bruce Banner, having spoken to Tony Stark, having everyone and their mom bring up Captain America to him, and dealing with Schmidt for a while now, he doesn't know anything. Not about them, not about their pasts, how they relate...

The longer Peter lives here though, the weirder those forms become and the more looming the feeling that he was missing something. He had a lot of experience with information being kept from him, so he knew the signs.

Then, some kid from Ohio with a lot of comic books let something slip. 'I have your figurines, along with the other Avengers. ...It's complicated.'

Welp. That sounded like one heck of a tree-house club. And since everyone and their mom who knew who Spider-man from 'comic books' also seemed to know Captain America from his comics... well, Peter put one and one together and figured this was his best shot of reaching two.]

I wanna talk to you about the Avengers.

[Gonna just. Gauge the reaction here. If Steve stares at him like he just grew antlers, he'd just cough, change topics and say something about Facebook again. Epic distraction tactic with a guy from World War II.]