Blue Blood

Thanos snapped his fingers and half of the Universe was turned to dust, lost to the winds of tragedy.

For the Avengers, those winds are more of a tornado, unrelenting and unforgiving.

They lost family, friends, loved ones, and the chance to live a life worth living. In their eyes, the damage is beyond repair, but this is especially true to Steve Rogers.

He and Bucky Barnes had only just begun their relationship as lovers, stepping past the threshold of friendship and trading platonic feelings for the infinite flames of their love for each other. Steve didn't handle Bucky's loss well, and he still isn't - a month after their day of reckoning.

He's depressed, anxious, suicidal, and pushing himself through existence in search of a way to bring his soulmate home.

Hope lies in the hands of an hero from another world, a hero that followed Steve's example of self-sacrifice and resilience.

The reason why?

He's like her - from another world.

And, putting it simply, this story isn't about defeating Thanos. It's about self-discovery, love, and hope. (Read: Steve will have his sweetheart back home in his arms before he knows it).