However, he said, everyone could still win if the government gave the appearance of wealth and militarized strength by locking the gold-coated brass bars in the vault and making it seem like they had killed the Professor and his crew.
But the Professor was quite persuasive as he argued that no matter what, Spain wasn’t getting back those gold bars. This was understandably a hard sell for Tamayo, who wanted to kill everyone and win at all costs. That way, the country’s economy, global image and leadership could rebound and save face while the Professor and his Bella Ciao bandits kept the gold and lived happily ever after. Unbeknownst to even Lisbon, the Professor had a backup plan for this scenario, too, and he sent two trucks full of gold-coated brass bars to unload at the bank and give the illusion that the Spanish government had recovered the gold. Then Tamayo threatened to shoot and kill Rio, Palermo, Manila, Helsinki, Bogota, Stockholm and Pamplona if the Professor didn’t tell him where the gold was. Tamayo tried and failed to divide and conquer the Dali-masked marauders, and Denver almost caved… but thankfully, he didn’t. While we awaited the answer, there was a lot going on at the bank. Sierra shut down the standoff when she gave Rafael the little note his uncle, the Professor, gave to her to give to Rafael, and soon Tatiana didn’t have a say because it was a family matter. Sierra and her armed shadow crew eventually found the house and tripped a wire in the process, causing Tatiana and Rafael to show up with an armed crew of their own.
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