Bank Heist Writing Week 7 T2

This is my writing for Week 7 T2. 

1989 Russia: 12:00am Somewhere in Moscow

Authorities  have found the culprit behind a horrific crime, but what crime did he commit, how did he do it, and what will be the consequences? Last week, police found out that someone had stolen money from the bank. Not 1 or 2 rubles, no, 500,000. Who was the mastermind behind all of this, well it was a cat. Yeah a tabby cat. How did a tabby cat commit such a horrific crime? Well, here's  how he did it. First he needed a plan. We went to his secret underground base and he began to plan. First he would zoom past the reckless security guards.  His partners would distract the guards by hacking into the system, and setting off the alarm in another room. When the security guards are distracted. He would go into the room where the safe was located. They were aware that there were lasers  that would set off the alarm. So they hacked into the invisible lasers, so that they could see them. When they could see the lasers they would then swiftly dodge them with ease. Then they filled their sack with as much money as they could, but not too much as the helicopter couldn't lift much weight. Then they escape using their getaway helicopter. Now all that was left to do was to put this plan in action. So they parked in front of the bank exactly at 12:00am. The bank heist has begun. He zoomed past the guards and he gave the signal for his friends to distract the guards they hacked in, easier than they expected. But when the guards  were distracted, one thing didn't go according to plan. What I mean by that is that they didn't know where the room with the safe was. They should've thought that through. After the guards realized there was nothing there they returned. They saw him standing there, defenseless. They immediately handcuffed him and sent him over to the police. They sentenced him to one year in jail (15 human years) for attempted robbery. (NOTE: all of this was done by a cat)

I enjoyed this activity because I enjoy writing narratives.

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