Title: Apostate
Author: D.L.SchizoAuthoress
Rating: Teen
Spoilers: none
Warnings: allusions to a cult, emotional manipulation
Prompt/Fill: longstanding headcanon connecting Irwin R. Schyster and Bray Wyatt in kayfabe because they’re for-real father and son
Word Count: 583
Note: I had to curb my initial instinct to get really flowery with the prose. I hope the pared-down version works.
Summary: Irwin R. Schyster has been looking for something for years. He teamed up with Ted Dibiase in order to fund that search. And now he’s closer than he’s ever been, face to face with a nightmare from his past.
Apostate
“What are you doing?”
Irwin grinned, humorless and vicious, at the sound of that voice. The cultist in his grasp, whimpering and cringing, meant nothing now. He let the man drop, and turned around.
“Gamesmaster,” Irwin said, and with no more greeting or preamble than that, “I want my son.”
Kevin Sullivan stared at Irwin for a moment, seemingly unaffected by the brawling that went on around them. Familiar lines of confusion crinkled up between his brows, as his dark eyes studied his one-time disciple.
Irwin stared back, despite everything inside him screaming that he was a filthy traitor with absolutely no right to meet the Gamesmaster’s eyes.
( Read more... )
*-*-*-*-*
Author: D.L.SchizoAuthoress
Rating: Teen
Spoilers: none
Warnings: allusions to a cult, emotional manipulation
Prompt/Fill: longstanding headcanon connecting Irwin R. Schyster and Bray Wyatt in kayfabe because they’re for-real father and son
Word Count: 583
Note: I had to curb my initial instinct to get really flowery with the prose. I hope the pared-down version works.
Summary: Irwin R. Schyster has been looking for something for years. He teamed up with Ted Dibiase in order to fund that search. And now he’s closer than he’s ever been, face to face with a nightmare from his past.
Apostate
“What are you doing?”
Irwin grinned, humorless and vicious, at the sound of that voice. The cultist in his grasp, whimpering and cringing, meant nothing now. He let the man drop, and turned around.
“Gamesmaster,” Irwin said, and with no more greeting or preamble than that, “I want my son.”
Kevin Sullivan stared at Irwin for a moment, seemingly unaffected by the brawling that went on around them. Familiar lines of confusion crinkled up between his brows, as his dark eyes studied his one-time disciple.
Irwin stared back, despite everything inside him screaming that he was a filthy traitor with absolutely no right to meet the Gamesmaster’s eyes.
( Read more... )
*-*-*-*-*