Isaiah chuckled to himself as he got ready. The Isaiah Francisca faces today will not be the same as before. This was all kind of silly to Isaiah. The Isaiah of old was dead, and Isabella, in hindsight, was rather stupid, though Isabella did teach him a valuable lesson: He didn't need her to be a good wrestler, or to be brave. The old Isaiah and Isabella were dead, and Francisca wasn't prepared for what was brought up in its place. Her music faded, and his music, a sharp contrast, started, and out came the new Prophet.
His music, "Have Faith" by Aviators, couldn't fit the match more, especially from Isaiah's prospective. To Francisca, this was about revenge, for Isaiah, this was about faith. Faith in himself and his own abilities. One verse in his entrance music particularly struck a cord, especially in this match:
Lord, allow me repentance
Let me hear what I've done
Seek the devil's acceptance
Show her mercy and run
So where does this end
With a bullet or silence
Won't let you pretend
That the father can't hear
Can you show me some strength to
Wash away my fear?
However, the chorus answered the verse's question:
You gotta have FAITH
To deliver from evil
You gotta have FAITH
In the shadow of death
You gotta keep pace
Looking over your shoulder
You gotta embrace
Your final breath
You gotta take up
Your sinner's burden
To wear it on trial
Like a crown of thorns
You need to hold tight
Like a man on a mission
You gotta cut off
These devil's horns
As Isaiah made his way into the ring amidst an "ooh ahh" response from the crowd. Isaiah glared at a rightfully perplexed Francisca when the song came to "You gotta cut off these devil's horns" Isaiah reached into his coat and pulled out a Bible and opened it up to the Book of Isaiah and held it aloft for the Devil Cat and all of the LAW fans to see. It was to be her fate. He took off his coat, his hat, and his mask. The greatest test of faith for Isaiah was about to begin.