In the last episode of Marvel's "Agents of SHIELD" Season 3, titled "Maveth", former SHIELD agent Grant Ward's (Brett Dalton) body was possessed by a slug-like creature that is speculated to be an Inhuman.

Skye (Chloe Bennet), who is known by the name of Daisy Johnson now, is also an Inhuman and has found about her real identity.

As a lot has happened since Season 1, when Skye and Ward got into a romantic relationship for a brief period, chances are odd that the two could ever have a future together anymore.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Jed Whedon, executive producer of "Agents of SHIELD", said: "Now she is not Skye and he is not Ward."

However, surprising the of the series, Whedon added: "I feel like the chances are greater than ever."

He explained: "Ward has changed, but just as we saw with Will, there was still some of Will left in him. They are both altered humans at this point. I don't know."

Since Season 1, there have been numerous events that have happened in "Agents of SHIELD." Skye met her real parents, found out her name is Daisy Johnson and transformed into an Inhuman.

In the meantime, Ward was revealed to be a member of Hydra. In a shocking turn of events, Ward assassinated Coulson's (Clark Gregg) love interest Rosalind Price (Constance Zimmer), and was eventually killed by Coulson. However, he returned, his body now inhabited by a mysterious alien.

With all these incidents, it is very unlikely that Skye and Ward could be together, ever.

However, the fact remains that Daisy, formerly known as Skye, was a significant part of Ward's life and there is a possibility that her memories could help Ward escape his current existence.

Talking about it, Whedon said: "It could be, that is a good theory. We know that Will's memories lived on, so some of that could carry."

However, teasing fans regarding possible spoilers, Whedon added: "As I am sure you have guessed, it is going to get complicated."

Marvel's "Agents of SHIELD" Season 3 Episode 11 will air on 8 March, 2016, on ABC.

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