Newfoundland Heist: The Prince Returns!

A Story by Abishai100

Prince Amlan returns from retirement for a 'favor-heist' in Newfoundland involving a turn-of-the-dime.

A heist sequel short following my previous Novia Scotia vignette about protagonist-thief 'Prince Amlan' who's found his way to Newfoundland for a return-from-retirement favor for an old pal.

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Amlan Satan ('Storm-Shadow'), our unusual protagonist-prince from the Nova Scotia FIRA heist tale who'd retired in Nova Scotia decided to return for another blood-diamond heist for one of his Interpol-pals in Newfoundland.

PRINCE AMLAN: I think this pirate-deed for an old associate will be a nice adventure as I permanently settle down for life.

Storm-Shadow had to keep up his 'old appearances' for his old associates of FIRA in the UK, however, this Interpol-relations blood-diamond heist in Newfoundland which'd see him return from retirement for a final heist distanced him somewhat from his 'past' life.

SATAN: Once more, I'll walk into the bank claiming I'm a maudlin seeking photos of the safe-boxes for a society presentation.

Once more, Storm-Shadow (Amlan Satan) walked into another very fine bank, this time in idyllic Newfoundland, where the evil Baron Kuyt was storing his own African blood-diamonds in a very special safe-box.

Once escorted inside the safe-box area with the single guardsman, Storm-Shadow, costumed as a circus-pirate, revealed his water-gun was filled with acid and used it to burn a hole into Baron Kuyt's safe-box and switched his blood-diamonds with toy gems and Obsidian rocks and told the guardsman to tell the media, "It seems Baron Kuyt's immersed in some kind of toy-and-mineral enterprise drawing in 'friends' from the underworld...or special/unusual Interpol detectors."

INTERPOL: Blood-diamond corruption continues to threaten the modern world diamond-exchange.

Prince Amlan collected special bearer-bonds/notes for his Interpol-association work in Newfoundland, a nice job indeed, and used his Swiss account deposit to finance a special boat-ride in Newfoundland with his notes/money.