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He mutters something in Gaelic. “As I was saying. We’re all working undercover in some capacity, masquerading as mob kings, corrupt politicians, shady business tycoons, you name it.” “Uh-huh. And the point of all this masquerading?” “Saving the world.” Unbelievably, he says that with no trace of self-consciousness or awareness of how ridiculous he sounds. His hubris is staggering. I decide to play along with his insanity. “What do you call yourselves? The Avengers?” “The Thirteen.” I snort. “Sounds like a boy band.” “f**k you.” “Let me guess—you came up with that winner?” He glares at me, and now I find myself having fun. “And I suppose you’re Number One, right?” “You know, I liked you better when you were only making a Broadway production out of pouring yourself a bloody coffee

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