Abel is implied to have journeyed a long way on foot to find Cain, who doesn't recognize him. Braving the Blizzard: Played With due to being part of a dream Cain has, in which Abel finds him at a bar in the middle of a snowstorm.Bug War: to what we've seen so far, the Colterons are apparently a race of insects.The Fighters don't have this advantage, so they apparently have to compensate in other ways. Bio-Augmentation: Word of God has it that Abel and the other Navigators have this, explaining both their intellect and their uniformly pretty looks.Explicitly confirmed at the end of Chapter 5. While their romantic involvement is only ever implied, they do seem to have the most respectful and healthy relationship as fighter and navigator shown so far, especially true considering that most fighters and navigators dislike each other. However, Praxis and Encke seem relatively stable, and there are hints that are less an issue of disposition and more a class issue. They're probably wrong, but Blood Knight Cain doesn't do much to avert the stereotype. Ax-Crazy: The nastier Navigators seem to think all Fighters are this.Art Evolution: It's not dramatic, but the comic slowly got prettier, smoother, and more professional looking over time.It's basically a western-made Boys' Love comic. Animesque: Done in an anime-inspired art style, with Bishōnen aplenty, and also uses Yaoi Genre relationship tropes.

And the Adventure Continues: The comic ends on Abel and Cain reaffirming their love for each other before going to meet up with Encke and Keeler to help them expose the entire Government Conspiracy with the reader left wondering what happens next.While Abel plays it straighter, being both skilled and the first Navigator to volunteer for what may be a suicide mission. The Ace: Both Cain and Abel show signs of being this: Cain's a darker and nastier version.NSFW for graphic sex, but has a SFW filter page. There is a Visual Novel based on the comic, which can be found here. Forced together by circumstance and military command, Abel does his best to be a professional partner and navigator to loose-cannon Cain, while entering into a brutal, messy relationship with him even as hints arise that Cain is even more dangerous than he appears. Navigator Abel is assigned to the notorious fighter Cain, who kicks off their partnership by permanently scarring Abel to mark him as his property, then threatening him.

Set in an undetermined date in the future, a space station houses a starfighter fleet, each ship manned by a fighter and a navigator.

Starfighter Chapter 2 by Hamlet Machine