Dorothy gathers the members of Team White Pigeon for a covert meeting in the natural history museum, away from prying eyes. She has a proposition that requires their particular set of skills: a job that promises quick money and minimal complications. What begins as a straightforward assignment soon reveals itself to be far more tangled than anyone anticipated, pulling the tight-knit group of undercover operatives into unexpected territory. The short captures the chemistry that makes these characters work as a unit, balancing sharp wit with genuine affection for one another. There's a lightness here that contrasts with the heavier political intrigue of the main series, allowing space for personality and humor to shine through. Dorothy's confidence meets Chise's pragmatism as plans threaten to spiral into chaos, and the team scrambles to adapt on the fly. This is pure character-driven entertainment for those already invested in these operatives' dynamics. It's the kind of story that works best when you already know who these people are and what they mean to each other.