"Great question miss. The lie detectors may be used on anyone, though you'll need to open up the program on your PDC and use it to scan the other person heart rate. Any sudden movements or interruptions will require you to start over. Fair warning, according to the training manual, the lie detection program will not be accurate 100% of the time. For more details, look through the program titled My PDC and Me on your devices."
It isn't hard to know that at one point, Steve has done something like this before. In fact, he did more than train people, he got into a costume and sang and danced and punched Adolf Hilter in the face. All for a good cause.
As he spoke about the lie detectors though, Steve wondered if this was for a good cause.
It isn't long before the training is over and the group disburses. He'd caught Lydia glancing his way a few times and was just about to ask her when she started whispering.
She's one of them. The hate group, I recognized the voice. His brows narrow. I never saw their faces, but some of them talked — she talked. Nodding to Lydia, Steve looks down onto the clipboard at the name with an asterisk.
The Cap takes his own look around to make sure no one can hear them, then whispers in under his breath. "It was strong of you to tell me. If we have her name, we're already closer to finding out the names of everyone who was responsible." A beat. "Good job, Lydia."
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It isn't hard to know that at one point, Steve has done something like this before. In fact, he did more than train people, he got into a costume and sang and danced and punched Adolf Hilter in the face. All for a good cause.
As he spoke about the lie detectors though, Steve wondered if this was for a good cause.
It isn't long before the training is over and the group disburses. He'd caught Lydia glancing his way a few times and was just about to ask her when she started whispering.
She's one of them. The hate group, I recognized the voice. His brows narrow. I never saw their faces, but some of them talked — she talked. Nodding to Lydia, Steve looks down onto the clipboard at the name with an asterisk.
The Cap takes his own look around to make sure no one can hear them, then whispers in under his breath. "It was strong of you to tell me. If we have her name, we're already closer to finding out the names of everyone who was responsible." A beat. "Good job, Lydia."