Flames of Defense(s): Calgary-Druid

Portrait of a reformed diamond-thief who becomes an Interpol-office(s) relations art-'sleuth' (or ninja) for Calgary's magical docs.

A reform minded epic heist-fable set in Calgary (North America) and inspired by the very fun The Art of the Steal (Kurt Russell). Enjoy, 

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Amlan Satan is a Flames ice-hockey player in Calgary (North America) but also a diamonds-thief in North America being tracked by the authority of Canada while he's shining-forth in the Canadian sport!

AMLAN SATAN: I love ice-hockey (a gem-sport!) and have a fantastic Xmas-Flame sweater!

Despite his wily stunts with gem-heists in North America using water-guns filled with hot acid, he's been nabbed by the authorities and given the Canadian folklore alias Peter-Pan.

INTERPOL: Blood-diamond corruption today threatens the world-gem exchange(s) and makes terrorism woe!

OFFICER STERLING: It was I who 'caught' Peter-Pan and intend to convert him into an agent for Canadian lawmen.

DIARY (Satan): While serving in my rehab-sentence for criminal-insanity, I brooded on the quality of sportsmanship.

FBI: We're making you a special deal, Satan.

AMLAN: What's this magical offer, good man?
FBI: We'd like you to perform an art-heist of a fabled martial-arts artwork in a Calgary museum!
AMLAN: What's the art?
FBI: It's a piece of art belonging to blood-diamond (piracy-gem) baron Goldfinger.

AMLAN: Like in the movies?

DIARY (Satan): Now, I'm out of rehab/reformed, and the authority (Calgary) wants my 'ninja-skill' to nab Goldfinger!

Perhaps after this great work of 'art' in Calgary (North America), the former 'Peter-Pan' might be able to coach a junior-league ice-hockey team somewhere in Canada, to restamp himself in the 'sane-world' of sportsmanship, where he really began his adult-life as a 'pirate' of traffic!

SATAN: I'll pose as foreign exchange art-student (Calgary); request private-study time to copy the Goldfinger-art (museum).

While sketching the famous 'Kitana-print' in the Calgary Art Museum ('CAM') during a private-study time after-hours, Satan (Amlan!) gave the attending (lone!) guardian-man (Leo) a copy of Active-Comics (ice-hockey!) to read and a bottle of whiskey laced with a sedative. While unconscious, Amlan swapped the Kitana-print (Goldfinger) with a replica and left a note in Leo's pocket reading, "Promise not to tell the press that an 'intelligence-man' witnessed your drinking fall while I carried-out my important art-study duty-free differentiation(s) for Goldfinger-media, ice-hockey fan-friend!"

HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: A media-fan of Goldfinger art-print had seen an 'intelligence' film with a Satan ('art-student') visage!

DIARY (Satan): The Calgary (North American) authority's pleased with Goldfinger-media date; I'm off to the Qatar museum.

Of course, Goldfinger's ties to blood-diamond IQ-smugglers vehicles stretching British Columbia to Northern Ireland poses a 'threat' to overground poverty-reform talks affecting inter-religious coexistence 'moods' in modern United Kingdom.

DIARY (Satan): Who'd think coaching a junior-league would afford me special 'bonds' to Calgary fanfare/spirits (and magic!)?

While enjoying his reformed life as 'James Bond' (Calgary), the former 'Peter-Pan' considers the value(s) of rehab and ponders how he'll invest his earned commission($) --- Canadian bonds --- for the express/limited purposes of continental dating!

He's now creating online/cyber-comics featuring children's vigilantism-doodles depicting 'fantastic' underground 'heroists' who're cast as modern diamond-infiltration(s) devils.

HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: Somehow all this 'art-mystique' gossip in North America has generated 'intrigue' for street-art(s)!

DIARY (Satan): I wonder what's worse --- no longer being 'Peter-Pan'...or losing the 'rose-bud(s)' of Calgary's flames/docs?

One thing's certain --- Amlan Satan turned his life around and served Interpol-office(s) relations for blood-diamond IQ, and his newfound life has him (ironically) become a 'distant' fan of the Kitana martial-arts artwork(s)!

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)