NPIB Prague

For the smaller branch, see NPIB Prague (small branch).

NPIB Prague
Type	Bank
Location	Prague, Czech Republic, Europe

NPIB Prague was the bank once housing the famous Valkyrie safe, owned by Bly Tanaka. It was the second building targeted by Gwendoline's heist crew in Army of Thieves.

History

Valkyrie heist

The Valkyrie vault

The Valkyrie, which was moved to NPIB Prague after previously residing in a smaller NPIB Prague branch, was one of the targets of Gwendoline's heist crew. Korina supported Sebastian Schlencht-Wöhnert and Gwendoline Starr by electronically guiding them through NPIB Prague's security protocols. She led Sebastian through a series of evasive maneuvers to throw off any security that might be watching through the video feeds, though his apparent disappearance between cameras was noted by security all the same. Sebastian and Gwen reunited at the elevator to the Valkyrie vault, and at the bottom they were met with armed guards.

Brad Cage robs the bank

Gwen fought them off and bound them, then Sebastian got to work on the safe. The process was made longer by a minor slipup that put the safe in a warning state, meanwhile the guards continued looking into Sebastian's disappearance in their recordings and noticed he'd merely pretended to unlock a door. They realized someone must be in their system to unlock it for him, indirectly detecting Korina's presence, and issued a soft lockdown until they could investigate. Seeing this on her computer, Korina relayed the lockdown to Brad Cage, who launched "plan B" - a traditional bank robbery as a distraction. He donned a mask, knocked out several guards with tranquilizer darts, and began to order patrons and tellers around to fill a bag with cash. Sebastian managed to crack the safe, and he and Gwen used the chaos of Brad's robbery to flee with the other bank patrons.

Employees

Pavel
Security guard

Security guard

Vault security

Vault security

Security guard

Security guard

Teller

Teller

Trivia

NPIB logo

• NPIB's logo is a lion.
• Gallerie Rudolfinum in Prague was used as the exterior for the NPIB building. The eastward face was used to represent the main branch, while the smaller branch used the west-facing side of the building.