The broadcast from the crew rang through the island. "Vivian Jenkins, member of Team Three, has voluntarily withdrawn from the competition.”

Now, there were only two contestants left in this season's Island Survival: Maria and Judy.

These two girls showed the loyal audience of this reality TV show what a real field survival expert was.

They did not just survive on the island, but thrived on it, constantly improving their standard of living.

In the remaining ten days, Judy refined her kitchen even further.

With the belongings left behind by her two teammates, she managed to cook for herself using various cooking techniques. Whenever she was on screen, the wilderness survival reality show seemed to become a cooking show.

The effect was that the number of Judy's Twitter followers soared. Most of the audience was captivated by her fabulous cooking skills.

Maria, on the other hand, had a very different approach.

She remained cold and aloof as usual, not paying much attention to the quality of her stay on the island.

She put just enough effort into her cooking for her to get a basic nutritional diet, but did not seem to care about flavor or taste all that much.

Other than sleeping in the cabin whenever she had a narcolepsy attack, the only thing Maria seemed to be willing to do on the island was playing with Rainbow.

It was common sense that if one owned a dog, they would have to take it for a walk every day.

However, it never occurred to the audience of Island Survival that it would be necessary to walk a wolf. After all, a wolf was not a domesticated animal.

And yet, Rainbow was very obedient when it came to Maria. Whenever Maria was inside the wooden cabin, Rainbow would quietly wait outside. Although Maria did not keep the wolf on a leash, it did not run off.

The moment Maria came out of the cabin, however, Rainbow would excitedly wag its tail and run around Maria to remind her to take it for a walk. Watching the way Rainbow behaved, the audience almost forgot that it was a wolf.

The show was so enjoyable to watch that no one even realized that it had been airing for 3@ days.

The director of the show was still hesitating about whether to encourage the two contestants to continue the challenge when he heard Maria and Judy talking to the camera at the same time:

“I've completed the challenge. It's time to pick me up."

The director's mood plummeted.

As if they were holding a timer, Maria and Judy both made this request as soon as the 3@ days were over. It seemed that they couldn't stand to spend even one more minute on the island.

Did they hate this show so much? The director would never have guessed based on how content Maria and Judy had seemed until now.

As for the audience, they could barely contain their amusement.

“LOL. Maria is already standing on the shore with Rainbow. It seems that she can't wait to leave."

“Same goes for Judy. She already packed her Luggage yesterday! We can tell how much she dislikes this island LOL!"