Editing Heist of the San Cristobal (section)

==Title"The Heist of the San Cristobal" ==
===Plot Outline===
1. The Setup:
Rafe, a former naval officer turned smuggler, learns about a feeder ship carrying 20 TEU containers filled with illegally acquired valuables (coins, ingots, jewelry, and gems).

*The ship is en route to the Panama Canal, where the cargo will be transferred to a larger vessel and disappear into the global black market

*Rafe recruits:
**Dalt: A tech-savvy engineer who can disable the ship's systems and track its location.
**Macsen: A ruthless mercenary with a knack for stealth and combat.
**A crew of 7: Skilled sailors, hackers, and fighters who can handle the ship and its crew.

2. The Plan:
**The team plans to board the ship in international waters, disable the crew, and take control of the vessel.
**They will sail the ship 2,000 miles west, offload the haul at a remote, undisclosed location, and then sail the ship 1,000 miles back toward the Panama Canal.
**The goal is to leave the crew unharmed but disoriented, with no idea where the valuables were offloaded.

3. The Heist:
*The team uses a small, fast boat to intercept the feeder ship under cover of darkness.
*They board the ship, using gas canisters to silently disable the crew.
*Dalt hacks into the ship's navigation system, erasing its logs and disabling communication.
*The team sets a new course, sailing 2,000 miles west into the Pacific Ocean.

4. The Offload:
*The team reaches a remote island with a hidden cove, where they offload the containers using inflatable rafts and small cranes.
*The valuables are stored in a hidden bunker on the island, accessible only to Rafe and his inner circle.
*The team then sails the ship 1,000 miles back toward the Panama Canal, leaving the crew locked in their quarters.

5. The Escape:
*The team abandons the ship near the Panama Canal, using their small boat to disappear into the night.
*The crew of the feeder ship wakes up, confused and disoriented, with no memory of the past few days.
*The ship's logs show no evidence of the diversion, and the valuables are gone without a trace.