Feeney lingered at the entrance for a while, but in the end, he still bought a ticket and went inside. He had actually visited the Captain America Museum once when he was young, but back then, it had been to verify the state of this world, so he had never properly looked around.
The first thing he saw inside was an introduction to Steve Rogers's life. Although some parts had been embellished or fabricated, most of it was actually true.
As for his final fate, however, the museum described him as having sacrificed himself for the war. Indeed, no one could have imagined that he would be frozen for seventy years and come back to life.
Next were some of the things Captain America had used during World War II. Feeney even spotted the shield, and there was no need to think about it—it was definitely fake.
After touring the museum, Feeney gained a better understanding of Captain America. He had to admit that, judging solely from the museum's records, Steve Rogers was practically becoming a perfect person.
He remembered that Captain America seemed to be discovered this year as well.
At that thought, Feeney sighed. Sure enough, after Tony's debut, the world had become even more chaotic. Fortunately, he now had at least some ability to protect himself.
After leaving the museum, Feeney wandered around some more, especially in relatively hidden, remote places without surveillance cameras, making preparations for any sudden teleportation in the future.
A day passed just like that before he knew it.
The next day, Feeney went to school as usual. After May arrived, perhaps because summer vacation was approaching, the students had been in especially high spirits lately. Groups of students could often be seen gathered around campus, chatting about something.
"Hey, Feeney."
His classmates