Weird. [The judgment is evident in her voice. Kate wonders if that came from someone claiming to be a professional. They work with Thor, don't they? And a man who flies around in a robotic suit? And a guy who got caught in ice for a bunch of years? "Weird" is extremely ... misleading, even in a world that's only coming to terms with their superhuman population.]

I don't think either of them are as dangerous as people like to make them out to be. That seems to be how it goes with that kind of power. I take care of Billy as his leader. I can do the same with Wanda, even if I'm not in that "official" capacity.

[Which, ah, actually leads to the next part. Kate doesn't clarify what she means by leader, though that at least gives Steve a tip off on what kind of role she has on her team. It likely explains a lot about her, actually.]

I interfered with the discussion with Tony so that he couldn't act, and if he chose to, he'd be in the wrong. As much as he seems to like to reprimand me and talk down to me, I'm clever, too. It's hard to act when acting further proves someone else's point. He won't do anything. He makes a lot of big threats, but he tends to keep his hands behind his back unless something forces his hands. Back home, everything was his business. The Avengers had more of a presence, so you can understand how it led to the next step.

So, hopefully ... we can keep Wanda from doing that. I think in this case, it can and will fall on her.