It wasn’t difficult, taking over the Royal Mint of Spain, it was in fact, pretty simple. The first thing they needed to do was create a distraction. An easier way to create a distraction was not to do it yourself but to have someone do it for you, and in this case, a bus full of high schoolers in the Royal Mint on a school trip was the perfect thing to occupy a majority of the staff. With the distraction part taken care of, all they had to do was walk in.

Walk in, act like any other visitor to the mint, placing the bags with the majority of the weapons through the security scanner, keeping a few guns on your person. When the security scanner sounds its alarm, pull your guns out on the security staff before they pull theirs on you.

Held at gunpoint, the security staff won’t be able to do much but to hand over their weapons and do as they’re told. Hold the school children and staff hostage, dress them up like the rest of the heist crew, and the authorities wouldn’t dare enter, giving them a lot of time to print as much money as possible and carefully execute their escape.

Simple, right?

Simple.

“Aw yeah, nice one, Tokyo!” shouted Nairobi, a petite and short raccoon that was one of the tigress’ heist mates.

Tokyo was what her heist gang called her, there were no real names involved in such a high-stakes operation. Everyone involved was called by a different city, unrelated to where they were actually from. Tokyo had never even been to Tokyo before; however, her heist buds claimed that she gave off that “Tokyo girl vibe”, whatever that was supposed to mean.