After making his surprise return to the WWE Universe in an incredibly impressive segment at the end of Extreme Rules, a segment that perfectly signifies Paul ā€œTriple Hā€ Levesque's desire for spectacle, Bray Wyatt did not appear on the fallout edition of RAWā€¦ at least not in person.

No, despite having three hours of television to fill, Levesque decided to commit precious time to a 25th-anniversary celebration of his own D-Generation X faction, which was admittedly fantastic, instead of booking the act everyone wanted to see, much to the disappointment of more than a few WWE fans who wanted nothing more than to be let into Wyatt's idiosyncratic world.

Unfortunate? You bet, but hey, Wyatt still found a way to get his message across, as, for roughly a minute, the man behind many of The Fed's best characters since The Undertakers put back on his hat hijacked the airwaves to share a very interesting vignette.

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Rhea Ripley holding the WWE Woman's World Championship with a text bubble reading "I have to vacate the WWE Woman's World Championship" with the RAW logo as the background.

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Damian Priest with a text bubble reading "Iā€™m going to beat the YEET out of you" next to Jey Uso with the RAW logo as the background.

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Rhea Ripley with the Woman's World Championship belt and the WrestleMania 40 logo as the background.

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ā€œRevel in what you are,ā€ huh? Goodness, that is some creepy stuff, indeed.

With Wyatt's official televised return scheduled for Friday, when SmackDown is in New Orleans, it would appear fans will actually earn a chance to see what the proprietor of the Firefly Funhouse has in store for the WWE Universe as a whole, even if the full extent of the mystery likely won't be known for quite some time ā€“ much to the chagrin of wrestling fans the world over who want nothing more than to ā€œlet Wyatt inā€ to their homes once more.