That voice sends a little shiver through Ronan. Not the bad kind of shiver, but the kind that inevitably leads him to bad choices. What most people take for a warning, Ronan takes as an invitation.

He smiles, obviously pleased to be asked and even more pleased to give his honest answer: "No."

When it isn't putting his whole family in danger or leaving him at the mercy of several dozen armed government agents, it's fun to be mistaken for the apocalypse. But Ronan has never once wished for the end of the world, and any apocalyptic events he's initiated were purely by accident and swiftly rectified. Though it would be damaging to his brand to say so, he's on the side of the angels. At least, he tries to be.

He amends, "No, I don't want it to be true, but yes, it might be."