“This just in; a bank robbed of ￦500,000,000 in downtown Seoul. Good evening, I’m Lee Chanhee, on the scene with the latest news.”

          The young reporter spoke confidently to the camera as police sirens wailed behind him. The Bank of Korea in downtown Seoul stood fast, under lock down. A grand crime, not achieved by many, was somehow committed in one of the most heavily secured banks in South Korea. Nothing should have been able to get through the hundred guards, thousand security cameras, and pressurized security system, but someone did. Somehow, a sly cat silently slinked in and stole the money.

          “Detective Bang, is there any news on possible suspects for this crime?” Reporter Lee hurried to catch up to the older man who was quickly retreating towards his car. Without stopping or slowing, the detective answered in his typical blunt mannerism.

          “Tch, suspects aren’t even in the equation. How can you have a suspect without evidence?”

          He said nothing more, and a look of worry flashed across the reporter’s face. No evidence? That’s not good. Chanhee struggled to find another question, hoping the detective might give even a drop of insight to the nation or even tell a lie, if only to calm their hearts.

          “S-So there are currently no leads, suspects, or evidence as to who might have done this, or how it was accomplished?”

          Minsoo stopped mid-step, and turned to look at the reporter. His eyes were full of fury, though he stood stone-faced, per his usual demeanor. Pausing only for a moment, to look from the reporter to the camera, he answered without a doubt in his mind, frustration evident in his voice.

          “Evidence and suspects aren’t needed. The culprit is Korea’s very own sneaky cat: Niel.”