Just as Star-Lord had previously demoted the other Guardians of the Galaxy out of the category of "powerhouses," Star-Lord now did not think of himself as a problem child either. By extension, Gamora, whom he had a thing for, also had to be a normal person. He had simply forgotten the principle that birds of a feather flock together.
Of course, another phrase might have been more fitting: they were cut from the same rotten cloth!
Although Star-Lord was currently looking down hard on Drax, who had no brain at all, and Rocket Raccoon, who was faintly itching to stir up trouble, he had no intention whatsoever of leaving and going solo, because whether it was Drax or Rocket Raccoon, they were companions Star-Lord acknowledged.
Otherwise, Star-Lord would not have formed the so-called Guardians of the Galaxy, nor would he have spent the money they earned from the previous Orb incident to buy this spaceship. Though he called himself the captain of the ship and said Drax and the others worked for him, his attitude did not show the slightest intent of treating Drax and the others as subordinates...
Soon, the Guardians of the Galaxy set out, heading toward Sovereign. What Star-Lord did not know was that his adoptive father, Yondu, had been watching him all along.
After learning that Star-Lord had bought this spaceship, Yondu was both proud and heartbroken, and he rejected his subordinates' proposal to loot Star-Lord's spaceship...
But at this moment, Yondu was deeply worried about Star-Lord, because the buyer who had once contacted Yondu to abduct Star-Lord from Earth had contacted Yondu again!
Although, to Yondu, Star-Lord had only been cargo at first, when he saw Star-Lord, Yondu's heart had inexplicably softened.
Perhaps there was such a thing as a natural bond between lives. Yondu