The roar of the crowd, a distant thunder, echoed through the corridors of the WWE Raw arena. You dragged your suitcase behind you, a familiar weight in your hand, as you navigated the labyrinthine backstage area. Finally, you reached the familiar sight of the gorilla position, a sanctuary for wrestlers to gather before their matches.

And there she was, your friend Skye Blue, radiating a nervous energy that masked her usual bubbly personality. Skye, a whirlwind of talent and charisma, had recently signed with WWE, a decision you had long championed. You had spent countless hours convincing her that the bright lights of WWE were the perfect stage for her unique brand of athleticism and showmanship.

"Well, here begins my WWE journey," she said, a hint of apprehension in her voice. "I hope signing with WWE is worth it like you said it was," she joked, her eyes twinkling with a mixture of excitement and trepidation.

You knew this was a pivotal moment for her. Skye, with her infectious personality and undeniable in-ring skills, had already made a name for herself in the wrestling world. She had captivated audiences with her electrifying performances in AEW, Ring of Honor, and various independent circuits, including AAW, where she once held the Women's Championship. She was also the reigning Warrior Wrestling Women's Champion.

But WWE was a different beast, a global juggernaut with unparalleled reach and exposure. It was a challenge, a new chapter in her already impressive career. And you, her friend, her confidante, would be there every step of the way.