As the bell rings, Bertha is still fuming after what happened during the match: she tries to attack Heather, but fails as the Kasstian is quick enough to get out of the ring just in time

Her anger then turns to Valkyrie. A flurry of mounted punches knocks her out cold, as the officials are trying to separate the two to no avail. Only after a good minute of beatdown, the giant is satisfied with the destruction she caused and leaves the ring

The lights then go out again!

A group of Kasstians in Ghoul masks are making their way down the ramp, forming some sort of procession. They surround the ring and then they simply stand still, in silence.

Heather is now back inside the squared circle with the Kasstianity Bible in her hand

Heather: Not every conversion is voluntary, you know. Sometimes, they need to be forced.

Heather: Since the elephant left the arena tonight, I can now give my sermon for this lost young girl.

Heather gives Valkyrie the most serious look she could ever give someone. Her perseverance annoys her.

Heather: Rise from the ashes….rise from the dirt, Valkyrie.

Valkyrie stands up slowly trying to regain her senses.

Heather: GET UP!!!!

Valkyrie shakes half of of the cobwebs out and squints her attention towards Heather.

Heather: That’s my girl.

Heather: Kasstianity remains undefeated this season and I hereby speak for the darkness of this federation that YOU Valkyrie…..

Heather: BOW before me! Otherwise the next encounter you have with me in that ring will be your last!

Heather raises up both her arms with The Bible still in one hand.

Heather: To Kassidy! Giver of youth and happiness. Come almighty demon! May he set guard for all of us!

The boos have now turned into outrage. Fans are throwing cans and random objects to the ring

Heather: Keep quiet!

A fan has had enough and jumps over the barricade! He's quickly tackled by a Ghoul Priest and a brawl starts!

More and more fans are now invading the ringside area!

Heather: Stop! What are you doing?! Heathens!

There’s a massive confusion, fans and Ghouls are now fighting each other and the security is vastly outnumbered!

Some fans manage to get inside the ring and they force Heather to back away. She drops the Bible and runs all the way to the stage, trying her best to not get caught in the massive brawl

Valkyrie is now free once again. Her fans are helping her back up: a massive sea of people has now invaded the squared circle as well as the ringside area

She gently makes her way to the turnbuckle and climbs all the way up. She's holding the Kasstianity Bible in one hand and a microphone in the other hand

Valkyrie: This is what I think of Kasstianity, Heather!

Valkyrie is now tearing the pages from the Kasstianity Bible!

Heather can be heard screaming in anger from the stage

Valkyrie: You got lucky tonight! I had Bertha beat if it wasn't for you! But don't worry: we are going to settle our score, one on one, no excuses. Just me and you!

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