At this point most players will start wondering, "What do they have to stop what I'm planning?" Abeyance takes away all that worry, while greatly increasing the chance of victory during an attack (or defense) by preventing the opponent from playing "instants, interrupts, sorceries, or abilities requiring an activation cost"
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He's not bad but that cost
However, lets imagine our opponent now casts Flitting Guerilla, which does have the Flying ability
Having these two be rivals in Magic: The Gathering fits their connection far better than being in the same deck would, only highlighted further by the similar poses they strike on their respective cards
Similar to Magic: The Gathering, a key component to constructing a cohesive deck is ensuring that you choose two Ink colors that compliment and encourage your overall strategy and preferred playstyle