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| − | Five seasons | + | Five seasons after the Unintended Feast, the {{CTeam|TB}} and {{CTeam|OSHA}} met again in the [[Hellmouth IV/Season 21]] series. For the OSHA Violations, the sting of their [[Hellmouth IV/Season 16]] loss had never faded. They had watched the Butchers celebrate, had seen the replays of their own cleverness being turned against them, and they had been waiting, patiently, for their moment. |
The series, which came to be known as "The Avulsion," was a rematch, but it was also a reckoning. The Butchers, their confidence inflated by the memory of the Unintended Feast, had come to believe their "Raining Blood" formation was an unstoppable, chaotic force that could overcome any obstacle. They blasted the playlist, carried out the formation, and proceeded with reckless abandon. But it backfired, became a gory self-inflicted wound, and the pattern tore itself to shreds without so much as a single shove from the OSHA Violations. | The series, which came to be known as "The Avulsion," was a rematch, but it was also a reckoning. The Butchers, their confidence inflated by the memory of the Unintended Feast, had come to believe their "Raining Blood" formation was an unstoppable, chaotic force that could overcome any obstacle. They blasted the playlist, carried out the formation, and proceeded with reckless abandon. But it backfired, became a gory self-inflicted wound, and the pattern tore itself to shreds without so much as a single shove from the OSHA Violations. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:45, 25 October 2025
Five seasons after the Unintended Feast, the 
Tucson Butchers
and 
Jersey OSHA Violations
met again in the Hellmouth IV/Season 21 series. For the OSHA Violations, the sting of their Hellmouth IV/Season 16 loss had never faded. They had watched the Butchers celebrate, had seen the replays of their own cleverness being turned against them, and they had been waiting, patiently, for their moment.
The series, which came to be known as "The Avulsion," was a rematch, but it was also a reckoning. The Butchers, their confidence inflated by the memory of the Unintended Feast, had come to believe their "Raining Blood" formation was an unstoppable, chaotic force that could overcome any obstacle. They blasted the playlist, carried out the formation, and proceeded with reckless abandon. But it backfired, became a gory self-inflicted wound, and the pattern tore itself to shreds without so much as a single shove from the OSHA Violations.
The OSHA Violations, ever the opportunists, saw their opening. They had learned their lesson: don't try to outsmart the Butchers, let them outsmart themselves. They simply brought an umbrella to protect them from the blood rain, waited out the storm, and when the Butchers had exhausted themselves, the OSHA Violations went for the kill.
It was a clinical, almost mocking victory. The Violations didn't celebrate with the same wild abandon as the Butchers had five seasons prior. Theirs was a quiet, ruthless satisfaction of a team that had been wronged, and had finally settled the score. They had taken full advantage of their opponent's self-inflicted wound, and they didn't apologize for it. The Avulsion was a brutal, bloody affair, a stark reminder that in the Hellmouth, revenge is a dish best served cold.
