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Fans of K-pop group BTS are called ARMY.

They have members all over the world.

Of course,

there are ARMYs in North Korea too.

DPRK! KIM IL-SUNG UNIVERSITY

It was second nature for me.

Since I was a kid, I've secretly watched K-dramas,

and I've always listened to K-pop.

But there'll always be one thing that sets me apart from the other ARMYs.

I had to join the real army.

It's been years since the leaders of the North, South, and the US

met at the Joint Security Area.

As time went by, hopes of unification continued to die down.

That is, until something came like a thief in the night.

You need to see this.

- What is it? - The war's over?

- Do you think this is real? - I said things were dying down.

...comprehensive economic development.

Both countries will soon establish an economic union.

The development of a common currency...

What does she mean by common currency?

Does that mean we can buy stuff from South Korea?

- Permits will be issued by the government. - What?

I mean, does that even matter?

What really matters is that we can cross the border

as long as we have a permit now!

As soon as I was discharged,

I left Pyongyang and headed to Seoul.

I didn't even give it a second thought.

To live the Korean dream.

SINUIJU, NORTH KOREA SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA

Look over there!

This train is now passing through the JEA, or Joint Economic Area.

As you're aware,

this was once the Joint Security Area, a symbol of division.

NORTH KOREANS SPECIAL SALE

Now the area is used as a testing ground for economic cooperation,

ensuring free travel and work for every Korean.

This area is already home to numerous organizations and companies

from the North and South.

Unified Korea Mint

and the Preparatory Committee for Unification

will be based here in the near future.

This is how North Korea's gonna look like soon, you know?

I'm gonna make so much money

and I'll buy a house in a tower like that one back home.

I wonder what it's like.

It was obvious that everyone on the train smelled the same thing.

It was the smell of hope.

And soon after, a huge South Korean corporation

promised to make large-scale investments in the North.

Those who claimed to have made a fortune riding the wave

started showing up in both Koreas.

But for me...

...the house and job that my migration broker had promised me

was all a lie.

QUICK LOANS FOR MIGRANTS

Welcome to capitalism.

Hey.

You want a bite?

Whatever.

If it's so great,

why is that bitch eating garbage?

After the second economic cooperation,

an influx of North Korean migrant workers have settled in South Korea.

This has led to growing social animosity towards North Koreans.

Meanwhile, a BTS concert being held in Pyongyang next month

has already sold out,

suggesting that the cultural exchange between the neighboring countries

is happening much quicker than expected.

What is happening to the world?

CLUB MORANBONG NORTH KOREAN ESCORTS 24/7

I just don't get it.

How did things get this way?

Fifty-thousand won.

You know we charge a 20% exchange fee for the old notes, right?

- What's all that stuff? - What do you think?

Things I got instead of money. You got anything valuable?

I'll pay you good money. What do you say?

Look, I understand.

Hard times, right?

They call this "Ice" up North. Ever heard of it?

I know you been through it, so take it as a gift.

No thanks.

Yeah?

It's better to work in a good mood.

You can always go all the way, you know, with the clients.

Huh? When are you gonna pay off your loan at this rate?

Fine.

If you wanna make money, you need to keep an open mind.

Try it.

Come on!

Hey, what the fuck is going on?

Hey, boss, we caught this bitch running away without paying us.

Wanna take one of her kidneys?

Her junkie kidney isn't worth much.

You want a bite?

All this is thanks to bastards like you.

What?

You're all just bunch of greedy fucks.

Did you release the safety?

TT pistols don't have safeties.

Uh...

Hey. I'm sorry, okay?

Come on, let's talk, all right? Hmm?

Thieves were making money in this new world.

And there's nothing stopping me from becoming a thief.

What are you doing?

Grab everything and let's go.

ONE YEAR LATER

Suspects wanted by police

have committed a series of robberies in the last year,

specifically targeting loan sharks.

According to what's been confirmed by the authorities,

one of the suspects died at the scene,

The police are currently after another suspect,

who is assumed to be an illegal immigrant.

Come in, 1506.

Copy. We've lost the suspect. She moved towards the second avenue.

Copy. Moving in that direction now with four officers, over.

I didn't have anywhere else to go.

Are you okay? You look like you're badly hurt.

When I first saw him,

I thought the Grim Reaper had finally come for me.

It's you, right?

The little Miss Robin Hood who's been stealing from people

who take advantage of immigrants?

I thought you would be a monster. Turns out you're just human.

Leave.

How was it?

Did you feel good after you killed petty criminals?

Hmm?

Who are you?

I have a plan, an elaborate one too,

and I really want you to join me.

You're really asking me to join your little heist?

After I was just about to blow my brains out?

The thief who steals petty cash

either gets killed by a cop or serves prison time,

but a thief who steals at a massive scale...

can change the world,

and can even become a hero.

How much money do you have to steal to change the world?

Four trillion.

If you were gonna take your own life anyway,

how about you give me and my plan a shot?

He introduced himself as the Professor.

"Professor?"

Who do you teach?

When I asked him that question,

he introduced me to his students.

Before we start, I wanna make this clear.

From now on,

regardless of age or where you're from, we'll all speak informally.

We'll use code names to call each other instead of using real names.

I can do code names, but what about respect?

- What's the reason for that? - It's safer that no one knows.

It's out of serious precaution for each other's identity.

How about we use city names?

It can be a city you wanna live in once the job's over

or a name that you like the sound of.

It's up to you, so pick one.

All right! I've been dreaming of going to Rio for Carnival my entire life!

and the highlight of every Carnival is samba!

That guy who looks like your typical K-pop star is Rio.

He's a horrible dancer, but apparently he's an amazing hacker.

VIOLATED INFO AND COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK ACT

Denver.

I'mma go with that one since it's near the Rocky Mountains.

You guys know Rocky.

It's, uh... It's my favorite movie of all time.

Pow! Pow-pow!

Pow! Pow!

Just so you know, that movie is set in Philadelphia.

Oh, really?

Philadelphia.

Phil...

That's a bit long. Denver sounds a lot stronger, right?

That himbo over there is Denver.

He used to be a street fighter.

He fought at every illegal fight club and never lost.

He eventually beat up the gamblers who'd bet on him and lived.

My mother, God rest her soul, used to wish that she'd...

Here, here, here... get on a train from Busan

and pass through Pyongyang,

and all the way to Moscow,

here in Russia's capital.

Oh, Mother.

That man is Moscow.

He is Denver's father.

He used to work in the mines, so naturally he's a digging expert.

That's why he's here.

And where is here? The dead-end that is his life.

Nairobi...

Yes.

Has anyone here ever been to Africa before?

The cradle of civilization.

Words can only try to describe.

Did you know the area's famous for diamonds?

Nairobi. She's a pathological liar.

She's a forgery master.

She claims to have been part of every major crime,

but I think she's nothing more than a con artist.

Are you serious?

- You can't even use a map? - Don't push me, you son of a bitch!

That jolly pair is Helsinki and Oslo.

They're fixers from Yanbian.

Word has it that they wiped out their entire gang

and left.

ORGANIZED CRIME FIXERS

Berlin.

He has this gift for making people nervous.

He's from the Kaechon camp in the North,

where only the dead are free.

You're probably wondering, "How'd he get here?"

Well, I guess that's why he's the most wanted man

in the history of North Korea.

Tokyo.

Out of all the places, why pick Tokyo?

Because we'll be doing bad things.

Yo, that's really smart.

She's right.

We will be doing bad things.

We are going to pull off the single largest heist in history.

The North opened up its economy,

and every Korean was promised that they'd benefit from this,

but in reality, only the rich got richer.

It's time for us, the ones left with nothing,

to claim what's ours.

That is why we've formed this team.

I'm going to make this clear.

Not a single person will get hurt.

Our goal is to steal four trillion won and then we'll all disappear.

We're giving the public the best show they've ever seen,

live and in their faces.

And they'll have no choice but to root for us all.

There's no way that's possible.

Okay, let's say that it is possible.

Where are we gonna find that much money?

The target for our heist...

is gonna be...

the Mint.

FIVE MONTHS LATER JOINT ECONOMIC AREA - UNIFIED KOREA MINT

Please put your arms up.

Hello.

- Hello. - Oh, hello, sir.

Hello.

Hello there, Mr. Vice Director.

Anything in particular happening?

Students are coming here for a field trip in the morning.

What? That's today?

Well, that's annoying.

Also the Ministry of Unification

has requested to finalize the details of the commemorative coins

for the upcoming Inter-Korean Summit.

Yeah, okay, sure, I'll do it.

We need your approval by three o'clock today.

All right then.

Sir?

Those guys from the North are so uptight.

It's hard to work with them.

HOT NEW VIDEO OF BEAUTIFUL EX-PLEASURE SQUAD

Oh, you're wearing the necklace I got you. It looks so good on you.

What are you doing? Can't you see it's broad daylight?

I was going crazy over the weekend. All I could do was think about you.

Wait, I have something to tell you.

Huh?

Uh-huh, uh-huh.

I think we should stop doing this.

Why?

What, are you pregnant or something?

Mmm.

This here is the JEA,

the mint that produces the common currency for both Koreas.

The creation of the JEA has served as a symbolic structure

as this is the first public entity cofounded by the North and South.

Hey, wait up!

- Me too! - Oh!

One, two, three.

This looks good.

Let's go.

Um, later can you send me the photos?

- You have Insta, right? - I don't.

Let's go!

Pixie's inside.

Pixie?

He's a man. He'll understand what I meant.

Copy that. Do a little warm-up while you wait.

Whoa, look at that view.

Wow.

Target is 500 yards away. Get ready to go.

- What? - What the hell is that?

What, seriously?

Hold on for a second, there's a barricade on the road. We're gonna go check it out.

There's no report of construction. That's weird.

Ugh!

What is that?

What is that bus doing there?

Oh, shit.

What the...

Is that a gun?

Get out!

Get out of the damn car!

On the ground!

Get down, now!

Fucking move!

All right, then, listen up. From now on, you'll follow my orders.

If one of you decides to be a hero, the worst case for us is going to jail,

but we'll kill you all before that happens. Got it?

Get dressed and sit down!

Where the fuck d'you think you're looking? You want me to blow your head off?

Does everyone have their passes?

Yes.

Please stay in line as you follow me.

We are now in the monetary exhibition hall.

In here, you can see the history of both South and North Korea's currencies

as well as the process to develop the first ever common currency

that we use today.

Over here, we have currency starting from Geonwon Jungbo

from the Goryeo Dynasty,

Joseon Tongbo and Sipjeon Tongbo from the Joseon Dynasty,

followed by currencies used by the Korean Empire and the colonial rule

after the independence,

and North and South Korean currencies before the unification.

Now if you can all come along this way.

OCT 4 SOUTH-NORTH JOINT DECLARATION

I said there were no photos allowed on the tour.

You can take as many pictures as you want once we're done.

- Hello, sir. - Hey. How's it going?

I haven't seen you before.

Did Han quit or something?

Well, you know how it is for contract workers.

I'm gonna need to see your ID card.

Mmm. Oh, sure.

- Come on, what's taking so long? - Shut up.

Where are you going? We're not done.

Let's talk about this later, okay?

I didn't expect you to be happy,

but I thought you'd at least be a man of your word.

- What? - All those promises you made me?

You said you wanted to get divorced soon.

You promised you'd marry me

and made me believe you'd help get my family out of the North.

Yeah? Well, I had a vasectomy ten years ago.

You're just sleeping around and acting like a gold digger.

Gold digger?

This is why capitalism scares me.

- It's absolutely petrifying. - Uh.

Ah, where is...

Yeah, okay, it's done.

Oh, that's where it was. Here you go, sir.

UNIFIED KOREA MINT ACCOUNT VERIFICATION PROGRAM

Thank you very much.

Okay, go ahead!

A little bit of thrill makes it fun.

Stop fucking around and turn off all the alarms.

I hate it here.

I don't know why I have to go to school here.

My dad is such an asshole.

I'm not allowed to do anything.

Ugh. Look at this tacky uniform.

I think it looks sexy on you.

Shut up.

Really?

Oh.

Am I the only one who had a good time?

Am I the only one who...

...who lied? Huh?

Keep it coming!

Ma'am, can you please take off your jacket?

You're right.

I was lying to you about being pregnant.

That makes us even.

Now let's end whatever this was, okay?

Misun, hey.

You know you don't mean that.

Hmm.

Stop right there! You're not allowed to enter.

Oh, oh, oh, shit!

What?

Freeze! Get on your knees!

Hello there.

I'm sorry. Did I interrupt a lovers' quarrel?

Baby, move any fucking closer and I'll put a bullet in your brain.

Everyone, shut up!

Get your head down! Freeze!

Berlin, get these kids to shut up, or we're gonna have a problem!

Hey!

Move it!

Get inside!

Go around!

Hey! Get moving.

Oh, come on, you all need to go.

Check, check, one, two.

I'm so sorry to disturb the three of you at such a busy time,

but drop your guns or I drop you.

Oh!

Come out!

Hands on your head.

Hey! Move it!

This way!

This way!

Mom, please!

Please pick up!

I don't see the girl.

Hey, hurry up!

Pick up, please!

Hello, everyone. I'm the one in charge here.

I apologize for the inconvenience, but you are our hostages.

We each go through all sorts of moments in life, both good and bad.

During the bad moments, it feels like the sky is falling down,

but after some time, you'll realize it was nothing.

This will all be just that.

Each of you will have that experience,

as long as you all follow our orders.

Many years from now, this will be an exciting adventure story

that you can wow your grandchildren with.

But in case any of you are thinking of causing trouble,

let me tell you just one thing.

I truly love when that happens.

Empty your pockets!

Give me your access cards.

Hand in your cell phones and other electronic devices.

What is it?

That could be from headquarters.

If we don't pick up, th-th-they'll know something's going on.

You know, I like your face.

I feel like I'll grow to like you.

Answer the phone.

No need to be so nervous.

Now breathe in, okay?

This... This is the Minting Bureau.

We're experiencing network difficulties.

It's not like I'm an expert! Isn't it your job to find out what the problem is?

So, was it important?

It's, um... It was nothing.

Hmm. Okay.

Okay.

It wasn't important.

We won't have any more problems now, will we?

- Mmm. Mm-hmm. - Mmm, good.

Ahh! Oh! Oh.

Hey, uh, what's taking so long?

Dad! Dad!

How long until I can get a peek at all the cash?

Hey, shut up. You think it's easy to break into a digital security safe

with a triple-lock system in place?

Huh? What are you talkin' about?

- Oh! - Whoa-oh-oh!

Is it done? Huh?

Is it really done?

Hah.

Hah.

Ah-ha.

Yeah...

Moscow grunting]

Ahh-ha.

Ah-ha-ha! Yes!

It's all there!

Yeah!

Ahh-ha-ha!

Did you see that? My dad did that!

Hey, Dad, I'm gonna go ahead and take a quick nap right here.

I've always wanted to sleep with money.

Look at my idiot son.

He's always had the heart of a child. I wonder if he's ever gonna grow up.

We hit the jackpot!

Yah-ha!

One of you morons is gonna get hurt by doing that.

There's money all over the place! You're making a mess.

Professor, we're going out now.

It's okay. I think they'll leave us alone soon.

Hang in there.

What the hell are they doing now?

Ah! I didn't see anything.

- I swear. - You can look.

It's okay, mm?

I said open your eyes.

Do you wanna know what we're up to? Is that it, huh?

No! I swear!

I know absolutely nothing, and I don't wanna know anything...

No. I like you, my friend,

so let me tell you exactly what we're doing right now.

We're going to have a gunfight with the police,

and people are gonna die, like in the movies. Bang!

Don't start freakin' out, dumbass.

You wouldn't be able to hit anyone even if you tried. Am I right?

The Professor emphasized from the beginning

that it was important no one gets hurt or dies.

When the police arrive,

act as if you've been caught while trying to flee, and shoot at them,

and retreat back into the building to hide,

like a rat caught in a trap.

But why exactly do you want us to fire into the air?

I told you.

Our plan is to not kill or hurt anyone.

But it's not like anyone plans to die.

She's right. Who knows what's gonna happen?

Couldn't we just kill a few if the situation calls for it?

Absolutely not.

This is crucial for our plan to work.

Our plan? Sounds like your morals are getting in the way.

What's with all the comments?

Our job here is to execute the Professor's plan.

If you can't, then leave.

The security alarm at the Mint's main gate went off.

Nearby patrol cars, report your current locations.

This is patrol car two. We're almost there.

It didn't matter whatever the reason.

When the Professor told us to jump, we asked how high.

Who the hell are they?

We have a situation! Armed robbery in progress!

Request for backup and get out!

Yes, sir. Requesting backup! Requesting backup!

- Take cover! - What the fuck?

What the fuck is going on?

- Guys, take cover! Watch out! - Why are they shooting at us?

Rio, what are you doing?

Rio!

I'm gonna kill every last one of these... motherfuckers!

That's enough! We have to pull back!

Hey, fuck you, pigs! Die!

Stop shooting!

I said stop shooting!

Then what do you want us to do? We're all gonna die here!

She was right.

We don't actually want to shoot them,

but that doesn't mean they won't shoot us.

Why is this thing so fuckin' off?

Hold your breath.

Now I want you to relax your fingers.

Do you like the Professor or what?

What?

I mean, if he told you to,

you'd jump into hell without giving it a second thought.

Do you think what we're doing here is just for fun?

If you wanna have a good time, go to your room and jerk off.

I mean, what on earth did the Professor say to lure you in?

You wouldn't understand even if the answer smacked you right in the face.

But I couldn't let the Professor's plan fail.

What do we do?

Denver, fall back!

Let's go inside. Hurry!

Those motherfuckers won't stop firing!

Hey, Rio!

Hey. Help me pull him inside! Hurry!

Let's go!

The door!

Rio!

- Rio, are you okay? - Is he dead?

Oh, fuck!

You scared the shit outta me. Fuck!

Hey.

You were worried about me, weren't you?

Only because your dumbass almost ruined the entire plan.

Shit!

Wouldn't you be...

Once news about an armed robbery over at the Mint spread,

South Korean officials immediately reached out to the North

to discuss the best way to resolve the situation.

The two countries agreed to place the Chief of JEA Police

as the head of a Joint Task Force,

which would be comprised of officers from both North and South Korea.

PROFILE SEON WOOJIN

If this impedes inter-Korean cooperation,

we'll be the laughingstock of the whole world.

The Korean Peninsula, the only divided country on earth,

was soon to be unified after all.

An unprecedented situation was unfolding inside a unique zone called the JEA.

Korea's neighbors weren't the only ones paying attention.

The entire world was watching.

Oh no, we're being robbed! We're being robbed!

Seriously?

Look at your room.

It looks like someone actually broke in here.

Today's my day off.

Do you have to do this so early?

It's actually lunchtime now.

PARK SUNHO ARE WE MEETING TODAY?

- And school? - I got back already.

We're in the middle of exams.

If you must know, I did well on all my tests.

Please don't tell me you wear this whenever you go on a date.

Hey!

Hey, give that back now.

You little... Hey!

Since you did well on your exams,

how 'bout we go out to eat tonight?

Yeah! Okay.

Mom, is there anything you'd like for dinner?

Oh, I don't know.

I'm happy as long as someone else does the cooking for me.

But does your husband have time to join us tonight?

I'm off duty today.

What happened at the Mint?

My dear hostages, please take off your blindfolds.

Come on, everyone. You can take 'em off.

It's okay. Please take them off.

It's so good to finally speak with you all face-to-face.

There's no need to be afraid.

We are all trapped inside the same building together,

which means we have to work together, hmm?

We have no intention of hurting any of you, trust me.

Each and every one of you will return home without a single scratch,

as long as you fully cooperate with us.

I give you my word.

Let's just have some fun.

- How's the communication setup? - Oslo's getting the cable.

Okay.

Mmm.

Professor, can you hear me?

Are you all okay?

Anyone hurt? Are there any injuries?

Then you know what the next step is.

Remember, no casualties.

As an unprecedented heist is currently taking place at the JEA,

it has been reported that the North and South

have dispatched the Gyeonggi Police Agency

and a military unit under the North's Ministry of State Security.

The two countries have come to an agreement

and appointed Yun Changsu, the Chief of the JEA Police,

as head of Joint Task Force.

South Korean Inspector Seon Woojin of the Gyeonggi Police Agency

will take charge of negotiations.

This is the first time that the North and South police

have conducted a joint operation. Any concerns?

Given the imminent summit,

how do you think this situation will shape discussions between the countries?

As the individual in charge of public safety within the JEA,

I can say that we are doing our best to resolve this

as safely and peacefully as possible

with the feedback from the two governments in mind.

Oh.

Here she is!

Do you have a comment? Any idea how many hostages...

I'm so relieved to have you working on this with me.

- You had your overview, right? - Yes. How did the suspects enter?

We think they were onboard the currency truck.

We tracked them down using surveillance cameras,

and we found a section without a working camera feed.

We figure that's where they got in.

Why didn't the automated alarm go off when the suspects opened the vault?

No clue. The manual alarm went off though.

I think an employee set it off.

How many hostages are inside?

We're not sure, but the total number of employees is 35.

But the museum was open for visitors, so there's probably more.

Let's go inside.

HOUR 3 INTO THE HEIST

- Good to go? - I'll report.

- Please confirm. - I did confirm both earlier.

Based on empty shells, they used a replica from the North.

I have a hunch that the robbers are from there.

Oh, and, uh, let me formally introduce you two.

I'm Captain Cha Moohyuk,

from North Korea's Ministry of State Security.

Seon Woojin, head of crisis negotiation at Gyeonggi,

in South Korea.

Thank you for coming all this way, but this case won't need negotiations.

From what I've just heard, we have no idea

how many suspects are armed yet.

The number doesn't matter. It'll all be over in five minutes

once our special forces go in.

We've selected some of our best agents, and each one has plenty of combat...

Any experience rescuing hostages?

There are at least 50 civilians being held in that building.

If we engage,

how many casualties do you think we'll have in those five minutes?

The culprits won't even have time to pull the trigger.

Even until just a while ago, our top agents were training

to infiltrate the Blue House and slit your president's throat.

I'm sure you're familiar with the... Beslan massacre?

We're dealing with a national crisis inside the JEA.

How are you going to control the situation when you're so cowardly...

That is why we have this thing called negotiating.

So why don't you watch and learn?

I'll show you how a normal country that upholds human rights handles

a situation as precarious as this.

Excuse me?

Uh, what do you think you're doing right now?

I'm trying my hardest

to "resolve the situation peacefully," as you've requested, Chief.

Imagine what would happen when news spread that we used force

on the first day and a hostage died.

Your efforts to end your term here without a problem

and move on to Seoul Headquarters...

...will probably not work out for you.

You're right. We stick to protocol and follow the steps.

- Hmm. - Let's go with the negotiations first.

We'll start with negotiations via telecom.

- Get ready. - Yes, ma'am.

- Let's get started. - Already on it.

I heard your nickname is "Sun,"

so I will observe how peacefully you handle the situation.

So you know a lot about me?

I know your ex-husband is a powerful politician in the South.

That means you also heard the rumor

about how I got to be team leader because of him?

Are you admitting that's true?

You need to get better intel.

I'm in a custody battle against that bastard and I'm winning.

Let me tell you who I am.

They call me "Sun" because my enemies shrivel before me

while I smile over their corpses.

They're incompetent losers who gossip behind my back and imply

my husband has anything to do with my success.

Phone lines are ready, ma'am.

Hello there.

I'm an inspector with the Gyeonggi Police Agency.

I'm Seon Woojin. How are you?

Can't say I'm fine. You know how everything got out of hand.

Voice is distorted.

Your voice sounds a little strange. Can I hear your real voice?

So it's working! I downloaded an app.

it wouldn't even matter if I fled on a helicopter

if my identity is revealed.

Before we start the negotiations, don't you think

we should get to know each other first? What's your name?

Professor.

Call me Professor.

Professor?

All right, then.

Mr. Professor,

do you want a helicopter? For how many?

I'll only negotiate with a person who won't

drag on, someone who has power,

and who can call the shots, not some powerless public servant.

Okay, well...

That won't be easy due to protocol.

Let's start over.

Use your imagination.

All we wanted to do was get some money and run.

But thanks to you, we're stuck inside this building

with all of these annoying, irritating hostages.

Now, if you were me, wouldn't you be running out of patience too?

But that's partially your fault, isn't it?

Since the Mint is located between the North and South,

things are complicated.

Why couldn't you have just robbed a regular bank?

- I know, right? - You can talk to me.

I'll take care of all the complicated matters in the middle and everything else.

I hate to admit it, but you're right, I am a powerless public servant,

so you have to give me something I can use,

so that I can persuade my supervisors.

Such as?

How about letting the students go?

Then, will you send me a helicopter?

That'll give me some rationale to make a case for it.

- Are you kidding me? - The hostages.

Don't you think there are too many for your group to handle?

It's not like the situation changes if you let some of them go.

That's true,

since there are only four of us.

I'll think about it.

Were you able to analyze his voice?

We couldn't restore the voice fully due to his voice modifier,

but he is in his early to mid-forties, and based on his natural accent,

we are certain he's South Korean.

So, four thieves from the North and South teamed up to rob the Mint?

HOUR 11 INTO THE HEIST

What's on your mind?

Dongchul, hey.

The Professor

said there were four of them.

Do you think it was by mistake?

Maybe.

What the hell?

What do you think you're doing?

Didn't you hear what he said?

There's only four of them. Let's get it over with.

This isn't a situation we can rush. He could've let it slip on purpose.

It would be one thing to exaggerate the number,

but why would he try to understate that?

What if this is something he wanted? This could be a setup.

This is difficult for me too, but consider the politics around this.

Both countries want this resolved quickly before the upcoming summit takes place.

And you can go back home now.

What do you mean...

He means that negotiation was only for justification,

so thank you for your work.

Can someone please show the... team leader the way out?

STOP BY THE CAFÉ. I'LL COOK FOR YOU. MUST BE WORKING. SORRY.

BUT AREN'T YOU OFF? AM I NOT GETTING THE HINT?

I WAS JUST FORCED TO LEAVE WORK.

THE CAFÉ?

FORCED TO LEAVE WORK?

It's a long story.

The infiltration team should move together simultaneously.

PREPPING

Sunho?

Hey.

Is that you?

It's chaos out there. Did you see it?

Ugh, I just came from there.

Uh...

- Wait a second. Were you next door? - What happened next door?

Yeah, you should've seen it. They had a pipe burst.

It was a total disaster.

- Oh. - Why? Is there... Did something happen?

Never mind.

Wait a second. Have you had dinner?

- Mm-mm. - Hmm.

All right, let's see, what are you in the mood for?

- Uh... - Do you want to eat anything specific?

The one with the true upper hand was not the North or the South.

It was the Professor.

He developed plans and factored in everything.

The Professor came up with solutions for every possible situation

and then a backup plan for each of those possibilities.

As for our negotiator, she was an important part of his plan.

The South is in charge of keeping public order in the JEA,

but in case of a hostage situation in a facility such as the Mint,

the two countries will form a joint task force, just like us.

Then, each country will send its experts onto the field

to try and catch you all in the act.

The North will probably bring in men from the Special Operations Unit.

- It'll be quite the power struggle. - Correct.

It's very important who gets chosen to be in charge of everything.

And I intend to use that aspect.

I like your plan,

but, you see, not everything happens according to plan in this life.

For example, look at us.

Who would've ever thought we'd all get together

and pull off a bank robbery, huh?

I agree.

Like Berlin said, as soon as the Special Operations Unit barges in,

the game is over.

You know, it was Mike Tyson who once said,

"Everyone has a plan until they get punched right in their fuckin' mouth."

Point taken. The first step to winning a battle

is to wisely choose the opponent you're facing.

You mean you'll be picking the negotiator?

How? Everything from the North is classified.

How do we know who they're gonna send to be on the task force?

We at least know who'll join from the South.

Seon Woojin, crisis negotiation team leader from the South.

She will be our opponent.

She's pretty, I'll say that.

However, how can we guarantee that she'll be our negotiator

when there are plenty of them in South Korea?

Well, there are a few strong contenders they can choose,

but all they have issues, like sex scandals, bribery cases.

Right, Rio?

That's why you had me do background checks.

Now, I plan on getting her to assist us with our operation

without her knowing.

- It's been exactly two months. - Two months already?

Why are you even keeping track?

It's not like we're dating. Don't make me blush.

I meant it's been two months since I opened the café.

Oh!

But hold on a second. I thought we were dating. Hmm?

Hmm?

The Professor could guess a number of things

based on only one simple line of text.

Her leaving the task force meant one thing.

They'll be there very soon.

Proceed as planned.

A military raid was coming to get us.

- Distraction team on the move. - Rescue team on the move.

- Infiltration team? - We're going in.

There's almost zero possibility

that they'll willingly agree to negotiate.

They'll try to suppress us no matter what, and they'll do it in secret.

There are a total of five entry points.

The main gate,

the rooftop,

the underground garage,

the emergency exit on the side,

and last but not least, the loading dock.

If you remove the main gate and rooftop where they're likely to be seen,

they'll use the other three to enter.

Son of a bitch. Those fucking bastards are everywhere.

Okay, so let's say we know when they'll enter,

thanks to the information from that woman.

How do we stop the Special Operations Unit when they have so many points of entry?

Well,

that's a good question.

Faster! Move! Hurry up!

Move! Move!

Move!

Move your asses!

- Quickly! - Run!

Is something bothering you?

Huh?

Oh, no, I... I just...

You said you're a hostage negotiator, but you're an open book.

Well,

negotiating's about being honest.

Isn't it better to be honest when trying to gain someone's trust?

That makes sense.

Distraction team on standby.

- Rescue team on standby. - Infiltration team on standby.

You have the green light.

What do you think is the best strategy

when we're surrounded by enemies?

Best strategy, huh?

- We're so fucked. - Why do you think we can't stop them?

No one can fight their way out when they're surrounded.

We don't have enough people on our side.

But we have plenty of people.

In fact, we outnumber them.

Heavily armed suspects are blocking the entry.

Take a look at this!

It'll be impossible for the distraction team to enter.

Rescue team's entry also blocked.

- How many are even in the building? - What should we do, Captain?

- Captain, you have to see this. - What?

- A YouTube live stream from the Mint. - Please, don't hurt us!

Please do not use force.

The robbers, we're all dressed the same.

The robbers and the hostages are wearing the same clothes.

We are forced to hold fake guns

so you won't be able to tell us apart from them.

They're making us...

- Yes? - ...hold fake guns.

- They wanna be peaceful. - What?

Slow down a second. Who did you say that girl's father is?

- Please, we ask the police... - The US ambassador?

...to just talk to them.

So please continue negotiating.

Retreat.

Everyone, retreat.

Now, my dear comrades,

take off your masks.

Thanks to your cooperation,

the police completely aborted their mission to raid the building.

Yes!

I want to applaud you all for being courageous

and for your exceptional teamwork.

We could not have done this without you.

You said the scene is nearby?

Come over whenever you're hungry. Being busy isn't an excuse to not eat.

I already told you I was asked to leave.

They said they don't need me.

Come on.

I think you're just waiting for them to call,

and my café just happens to be nearby.

Oh, that's not true!

I came to see you, really.

Plus, it's not like they need me anymore.

Trust me, they're gonna ask you to come back.

Huh?

You're the best negotiator I know.

I'm the only negotiator you know.

- Come on! - You caught me on that one.

Yes?

What?

The Professor didn't have to listen to the conversation.

He knew the raid had failed,

and, on top of that, the daughter of the US ambassador

was one of the hostages.

So now that using force was off the table, they'd need to go back to negotiating.

You have to go?

Yeah, sorry.

Sunho, they called me back.

See, I told you.

I guess I'll be making food for you from now on.

Is everyone okay? Did anyone get hurt?

Why? Did something happen, huh?

- And the woman? - She went back.

Just as we planned.

Now then,

shall we go ahead and begin our next step?

Do they have that much in cash?

If it's the Mint, that could be possible.

Where else would they put all that money, right?

Oh, for fuck's sake.

Huh? What did you say?

Come on.

You really think they'd be storing four trillion in cash in some building?

Rio's right.

- They wouldn't. - What are you talking about?

Stealing cash that doesn't even exist? That doesn't make any...

Stop interrupting, and let him finish his sentence.

- Huh? - Thank you.

I'm not planning to steal the money from somewhere

or from some specific person.

So, what's your fucking plan then?

Oh!

No way!

So what the Professor is saying...

...is we're not stealing the money.

We'll print the money

using the actual equipment.

That means it's no one's money.

We'll print our own untraceable bills worth four trillion won.

And then we'll magically disappear.

Oh, ah!

Oh!

This heist is going to change the world.