#movie #fyp

While others steal from bank vaults, they were going to steal a billion dollars in cash from a heavily guarded military base. Their plan was simple. First, prepare a pile of counterfeit bills, load them into a car, then drive the car openly into the base and swap them for the real bills inside. Since a few people had signed up for the base's egg-shooting competition, as long as they passed the soldiers' inspection at the gate, they could get in smoothly. Facing the soldiers' inspection, they weren't nervous at all. They even opened the trunk on their own initiative. In the end, the soldiers only found some competition props in the car because the counterfeit bills and weapons had already been hidden inside the seat cushions beforehand. After entering the base, they used the chaos of the competition to quietly slip away to outside the wall behind the hill. They took out pliers and broke open the iron gate on the wall. Inside was a long, narrow, and dark passage. Get through it, and they could reach the interior of the base. But at the end of the passage, there was another iron gate. One of the soldiers on the base was their partner. He slipped a key through the gap in the door, and after opening the gate, they passed through the wall with ease. Their partner also drove their car over, with a US military logo stuck on it. Driving it, they could move freely throughout the entire base without arousing anyone's suspicion. They soon arrived outside the warehouse. When no one was paying attention, they removed the iron grate from the ventilation duct. Grabbed the tons of counterfeit bills and crawled inside. The warehouse was very large, but with their partner's guidance, it didn't take long to find where the money was hidden. Looking at more cash than they could spend in a lifetime, they were extremely excited. But moving tons of cash out of a military base was simply impossible, so they could only steal the middle portion of the bills, and fill the space with the counterfeit bills they had prepared beforehand. To make sure everything was foolproof, they also peeled the barcodes off the real bills one by one, and stuck them onto the fake ones. But while they were loading the money, their lookout outside suddenly spotted. Several soldiers bringing supplies to the warehouse. After getting the alert, they immediately stopped what they were doing. Racked their guns and took cover in the corners, ready to open fire at any moment. Fortunately, the warehouse where the supplies were being stored was far enough away from them. So the two soldiers didn't notice anything unusual. After the soldiers left, they continued their work, stacking the mixed reel and fake bills back to look like the original, putting the plastic wrap back on. And using a lighter to heat the wrap so it clung tightly to the bills, with no trace of tampering. However, they didn't plan to carry the stolen 20 million directly out of the warehouse. Instead, they put the bills bundled by bundle into plastic bags, placed a tracker in each bag, so they could track the money's location at any time, and finally put the bags into oil drums. These were discarded engine oil drums that would soon be transported out of the base. To make them easier to find later, they marked the outside of the drums containing the money. Then they crawled back out through the duct, got into their teammates' car, returned to the competition grounds, and changed back into their competition clothes. After the competition ended, they left the base without any issues. Over the next few days, they took turns monitoring the trackers. Finally, five days later, they saw the oil drums had changed position. To avoid losing track of them, two of them didn't have time to notify the other teammates, and drove after them directly. Following the trackers' location, they soon tracked down the truck carrying the oil drums. While the driver stopped to use the restroom, the two quietly opened the back of the truck and quickly hid inside. Based on the marks they'd made earlier, they found the drums with no trouble. But just as they took out the cache and were preparing to leave, the driver had already finished and restarted the truck. As the truck picked up speed, the cargo compartment shook violently. The oil drums whose lids had been opened tipped over and all the oil inside spilled out. The driver soon noticed something was wrong in the rear-view mirror and quickly pulled over to check the situation. Unexpectedly, the moment he opened the cargo compartment, he was dragged inside by the two men. Then they stuffed the driver into one of the oil drums. "Just yell, they're gonna find you, right?" And just like that, they got all the cache, drove off in the truck cab and left the trailer with the driver inside on the side of the road.