Steve makes a small, uncertain sound at Daredevil's reassurance, and murmurs, "Seems kind of wrong to hope it goes away, when there are so many people who live with it, with no expectation it'll change. It...hurts, and I know it was meant as a curse, but I don't want to insult people who are blind for life and get by with that just fine."

Matt Murdock included. "Whatever happens, all I want is to be able to do my job. Help me make that happen and that's all I need."

He means that. He was a disabled guy who wanted to save the world before the serum. If that's what he's going to be now, decades later? Sure. Why not?

But the world can wait, because they have to save the Spider-Men first.

He can follow the group by sound, and while he gets distracted talking to Rory and another of the refugees for a moment, he's back behind Harrowheart when he opens the window. "They left from the roof--" he begins, but that tidbit of information is apparently not necessary. The tracker is off, and at more of a pace than Steve is comfortable trying to keep up with.

Carefully, conscientiously, he closes and locks the window that was left open, draws the blackout curtains over it tightly, and takes a breath. Just let them come back safe.