After surviving a deadly Astrostorm, Evren spends her days pretending to know how to read, scrounging for food, and dreaming of a life off Covien. While she can't remember her life before the storm, Evren does her best to struggle through each day with honesty, humour, and a deep sense of unease about her quickly forming abilities...

As Captain to the Passerine, Aster has a stiff and rigid exterior that can seem frustrating and impassive on good days. Aster left his military career behind him after the Blue Fringe war and now spends his days venturing between the planets and arguing with his engineers. When he isn't finding the next contract for him and his crew, Aster is either reading or pouring over every map he can get his hands on.

If there's one thing the story has made clear, it's that Charge makes terribly mean assumptions about people- but unfortunately, Charge is usually right. With an uncanny knack for reading people, Charge uses this skill to navigate the world at large, and to formulate some biting insults. Combined with his clever engineering and phenomenal abilities, Charge appears to be the textbook definition of a pretentious miscreant. And he'll never let anyone think any differently.

After his many years of serving in the Sceliran Order, Sevus escaped the Scelirian slave military via Captain Rigg's offer of employment. With his soldiering days behind him, Sevus does his best to forget the world he came from and settle into his new life in the more free, albeit still struggling, Entrillian Empire. Now, the only battles Sevus is faced with is his crippling anxiety, and his crew's lack of critical thinking skills.

With his days in the Gladiator rings long behind him, Xander tries to make up for his violent past by helping anyone who might need an extra pair of hands, or a lighthearted conversation. After spending his entire life living under the assumptions other people made about him, Xander is happy to live and let live, but will stop at nothing to protect the crew he's come to see as his family.

Zara is your typical medic - tired, angry, and somewhat mean, but underneath her exhaustion and general pettiness is an understanding and extremely intelligent person. Zara rebels against her culture's rigid views by using tattoos to compliment her native marking. When she's not running after some idiotic crew-member, Zara can be either napping, or drinking something dangerously caffeinated.

Unsurprisingly, Tarik doesn't talk about her past- but she has enough to say in Alphon, the Kosmoverse's completely silent Sign-Language. With one cybernetic arm, and enough war stories to fill a history book, Tarik reckons she's seen, and fought for, enough of the universe. So now she spends her days aboard the Passerine as an engineer for their dual Light engines. Tarik has her own version of tough love and a quiet presence that the entire Passerine crew would be lost without. Her long life and jaded history only add to the weight behind her rare, but impactful, advice.