(FADE-IN: Lights of every single shade of color you can think of – including ones yet to have been invented – completely drown out the clear night above Las Vegas, Nevada like a really horrid and kitschy Photoshopped picture. The camera catches various glimpses of all the flashy, crazy hoi polloi. Vibrant, colorful personalities from the pimps and hookers to Larry Larryson who bet his life savings on red to the successful groups of folks using their winnings to buy a badass limo ride. In short, the entire region STINKS of having that same Las Vegas air.
Walking amidst the madness, in super slow motion like one of 1571204587 action movies where you know that some **** is really about to go down, are none other than Frank Pierce, Ryan Gallway, and Mack Brody in that order. Frank’s rocking a pair of mirrored aviators, Ryan sports a really horrid European-looking jacket and scarf and Mack keeps his faux-hawk neatly trimmed while rocking a very tight black muscle shirt and blue jeans. Frank acknowledges the camera first and grins.)
FRANK PIERCE: (very, very slowly) ANNNNARRRRRKYYYYY…
WINNNTTTTEEERRRSSSS… WAAAAAIIITTT…. TURRRRN ITTTT OFFFF!
(Annnnd we’re back to normal speed now. Sorry ‘bout that. The three members of the Heirs each look deep in thought into the vast cosmos above… but that’s bull**** and we know all it. They’re pretty much buying themselves a little time until the cameraman, Bernie, gets the right ****ing camera angle for once. Seriously, dude’s on his last legs.)
FRANK PIERCE: Never heard of us, guy? Really? From one Seattlite to another… that hurts, man. (taps heart) That hurts. You, sir, have been missing out.
MACK BRODY: And we’ve got Anarky again, yeah?
FRANK PIERCE: Right.
RYAN GALLWAY: So… we’re doing the EXACT same match as the first one, but we’re in essence trading one singles guy for another? And a former TV Champion for the current one?
FRANK PIERCE: Well, they’re getting warmer. We ask for the best tag teams to come up. They didn’t QUITE deliver back at Onslaught, but this time it’s Anarky and Winters. They’re at least stablemates, so they’re slowly working up the hierarchy.
(All three Heirs nod in agreement before continuing their walk along the insanity that was a typical night out in Sin City. Frank moves towards the camera and removes his sunglasses once more, yet again showing off that slick arm movement that shows he’s probably done this more than a few times in his young career.)
FRANK PIERCE: Now, Layne Winters, I am going to extend my hand and say thank you. Thank you for openly acknowledging the awesomeness of our ways and thank you for at least seeing things on our side. Unlike our last opponents whose entire grand argument for winning was “DUR. YOU R NEWB. DUR, FILLER, YOU CAN’T R WIN!” You can at least know why we did what we did… because, you know, before us, the entire Tag Team scene sucked big, fat, floppy donkey nads. But seriously? That’s where that ****’s going to stop, man.
MACK BRODY: Where IS this Joey Porter “Me vs. You vs. Them” bull**** coming from anyway?
FRANK PIERCE: That’s my next point, Mack. I’m twenty-four, he’s twenty-seven, we’re each in our early-to-mid twenties, but apparently rather than get a really good education or doing… well, ****, anything… he apparently wrestled out of the womb and has been clawing for his spot or some ****. (to the camera) Now, Layne, I don’t have the experience you do, but, I’ve seen enough of the “MINE! MINE! MINE!” rhetoric and saw generic angry faces shot at the camera, too. I believe a great prophet by the name of “Daffy Duck” did the same thing and it made me laugh. Milk came out my nose, the whole nine. But this is about twenty years later and right now, it gives me a tiny nostalgic chuckle. Nothing more, nothing less. So you’ll have to excuse me if we’re not all shaking in our boots while you scout your next dingy, macabre bingo hall to film your next promo in.
(With a deep breath, Frank Pierce sighs contently while Ryan Gallway adjusts his man-scarf. Why he’s wearing it, nobody knows. Claims he got it as a gift in Japan when he slayed native wrestler Ignacious the Terrible. How a guy in Japan is named Ignacious, we’ll never know. Hey, look, kids! It’s a promo!)
RYAN GALLWAY: And what the Quarian ****, dude? He thinks we call ourselves the Heirs of Wrestling because it’s a prophecy and we just made up the title? Well, we DID… and we ARE the bright, shining, badass future of wrestling, but still, man.
MACK BRODY: Uh… dumbass… check out the bio. My dad, Frank’s Godfather, Alexandria’s father, Ryan’s trainer… Uh… all LEGENDS, bro.
FRANK PIERCE: Hey, don’t fault the guy. They don’t have computers in VFW Halls. And they weren’t very prominent back in 1997 independent wrestling where he clearly stepped out from. Yep. Had a time machine built of Super Nintendo parts, the original Pentium processor, and for some reason, it made a ****ed-up dial-up noise, too.
(Frank just shakes his arms in the air, not so much in a defeated, “Eh, **** this, let’s go somewhere else” but more in such a way that it trivializes everything he just said. He tilts his head to the side and lets his thoughts gather.)
FRANK PIERCE: At the end of the day, Staley, you can sit there and be the Man in the Box, living in his own little world or you can peek your head out and take to heart what we have to say. Trust me when I tell you that the spot you covet on the EPW roster is entirely safe. EPW needs the “starving bull**** artist” just as much as it needs Petey the Ring Crew Man-Boy to help put it all together. You can be Old School, New School, Middle School, Remedial School for all I care next to your ranting and breathing retard of a tag team partner, Anarky. The spot we want is merely the one that’s laying in front of us come Aggression 50.
RYAN GALLWAY: AGG FITTY, *****ES!
MACK BRODY: Was that pig-Latin or something… ah, who cares, I’m too man-pretty for this ****.
(The self-proclaimed “Here And Now” points his fingers out into the distance and makes the camera follow where he points.)
FRANK PIERCE: See that, Anarky and Winters? That’s called the sky. And there is an old, very tired, very worn-out cliché about that thing being the limit. Layne’s right. We are young. We’re good. We know our audience and how to push their buttons. But not even that big, dark mess up there is going to keep us from reaching the heights that we plan to attain. While our methods may come into question from time-to-time, the goal is there. We’ve already put ourselves on the map and soon, we’ll work our way to the top of the heap.
(Rounding the corner, The Heirs swing back toward the camera and start walking towards an illuminated section of the hustle-and-bustle that is The Entertainment Capital of the World. The camera slowly backs away so it can keep pace with each of them as they stroll further away.)
FRANK PIERCE: We whet our appetites with Onslaught, and now we get to dine with kings on the fiftieth edition of Aggression; the biggest edition yet. Anarky and Winters, you both first-hand, get to find out just what we’re all about. And when it’s all said and done… we walk out of Sin City striking a blow against HOPE, continuing to ride the flashy rails, living it up on our path to greatness, enjoying all of the finest things in life... **** the finer things. As for you two? You’ll be left killing each other for the scraps on the Master’s table.
(With a laugh, all three Heirs keep walking as the camera comes to a complete halt. The cocky rookie ****s exit stage right before refocusing on the cornucopia of color that bathes the skyline. From there, we fade to black. And poof… begone. By, "poof" we mean Bernie the Cameraman. The Heirs don't roll with no pillow-biters.)
FADE OUT.