[Steve imagined, as he sprung onto his heels, that dinosaurs coming to life would be a fun, entertaining thing. Hey, when he was a youngster, that's what he wanted most besides being a cowboy. But that was then, and this is now, and now the dinosaurs aren't fun anymore. They're pretty deadly as a matter of fact. They're not as deadly as...anything during the war, of course, but those teeth and claws-those can't be good. And there were people here, innocent people who just wanted to have a good day at the zoo.]
Down you go. [And that's about when he took out five raptors with a well aimed shield toss. Angles are his are of expertise, and if he threw in just the right direction, he could topple almost all of these like dominoes. But he stayed firmly planted to his spot, blocking as much of the truck as possible. When that required shifting, he did that, and once the car stopped stalling dramatically, gave it a helpful push forward. Not that it was needed, it moved faster than the dinosaurs. The dinosaurs were lagging, because of the cold. He doubted he'd remain this lucky all day.]
[He followed the truck's speedy, hasty escape, sticking close and bashing any dinosaur that came within a hundred feet, smashing his shield over their heads and making them lean the other way, occasionally getting a claw mark across his thankfully sturdy uniform. He'd never been so happy for the chain mail until now. And honestly, everything seemed to be going rather well, all things considered. The truck appeared safe, and those fences--Oh, no. Almost as soon as he thought it, the containment fence faded away, disappearing in a spark. He narrowed his eyes and dashed over as quickly as possible.]
[He was met by three fairly hungry looking T-Rexes. He took a breath, staring up at them, before planting his feet and covering as much of himself as possible with his shield, standing firm and tall.]
You're going to regret this in the morning.