Under their watchful eyes, Maria picked up a shell and blew on it to cool it.

A few seconds Later, she opened her mouth and bit into the shellfish. Wrapped in garlic and chili sauce, the delicious taste slipped into her mouth and made her moan.

"Not bad," she whispered and then nodded.

Done with the first one, she picked up the second one and ate.

Not bad?

Boone, Emilio, and the viewers were all shocked. They couldn't understand how she could calmly say that it wasn't bad.

They were now on an uninhabited island, and the experts had already begun to eat earthworms. They didn't think that a young girl Like her would be actually enjoying the slate barbecue.

Was this still a survival reality show?

What was the use of having a survival expert on the team?

What about the professor's dignity?

However, Maria could care less about that.

She was full.

Not only was she full, but the rest of the shells were enough for dinner. She was glad she wouldn't have to worry about food today.

"I guess it's time to prepare a place to sleep," Maria murmured as she began looking around.

Boone and Emilio were also thinking about building a shelter after they eat the earthworm soup.

Both of them had a depressing Lunch, but now, they were complacent.

It wouldn't be easy for a weak woman to build a shelter on a deserted island. Especially when the men weren't going to help her! Emilio mused happily before turning to look at Boone.

“Professor Hanson, do you think we can build a shelter for three people on this island?"

Boone immediately understood what Emilio meant upon hearing that.

He went silent for a moment before he shook his head. "We can, but that wouldn't be a good idea. It'll take days for us to build a shelter big enough for three people and it will be a huge waste of time and energy. We better build our own shelter to ensure that we all have a place to sleep on tonight."

The viewers also instantly understood what he meant.

What he meant was it would be more convenient for them to build their own shelter rather than help one another build one for three people.

Maria, however, didn't seem to hear their conversation. She didn't even look in their direction.

This time around, Boone and Emilio began to do what they had to do. They used the shovels as axes and began to pick some suitable wood to chop.