The Lazy Girl Won the Survival Show Chapter 09

The Lazy Girl Won the Survival Show Chapter 09

She picked up two wooden poles and gestured seriously.

“First, we need to build a stable triangular structure and use leverage to distribute the load.”

She tossed out a bunch of words that sounded very professional while directing the other

contestants.

“You, tie that rope tighter.”

“That angle is wrong. It needs to form a thirty-degree angle to resist the wind.”

Then she picked up a hammer and started hammering nails.

The first strike hit her own hand.

“Ah!”

She screamed.

The live chat laughed.

“Theory master. Practical disaster.”

“Sienna Vale’s mouth and hands are from two different planets.” |

“Stop directing. I’m embarrassed just watching.”

I didn’t move from beginning to end.

I just leisurely watched them run around like headless flies.

The live chat was more anxious than I was.

“Mara is slacking off again? If she doesn’t move, it’ll be dark.”

“Does she think she’ll find another tool this time? There are no ready-made ones here.”

“It’s over. Mara Quinn is really going to come last this time.”

On the other side, Sienna’s group finally managed to build a crooked shelter.

Its shape was ugly in a very personal way.

Hands on her waist, she forced herself to regain dignity.

“It’s a little simple, but at least it can block wind and rain.”

The moment she finished speaking, a moderate mountain wind blew through.

Crash.

That ridiculously fragile shelter collapsed instantly.

The wood and plastic sheeting fell all over the ground.

The scene went dead silent.

The live chat laughed until it nearly convulsed.

“I declare this the funniest shot of the episode. No contest.”

“Wind: no need to thank me.”

“Sienna Vale worked herself half to death and built air.”

Seeing the sky darken, I finally stood up.

Everyone thought I was finally going to panic and start working.

Instead, I turned and walked in another direction.

I took a calm stroll around the area.

Soon, under a cliff wall, I found a natural stone cave.

The entrance wasn’t big, but the inside was dry, windproof, and spacious enough.

A five-star natural shelter.

I casually laid down some of the available materials.

Done.

A lazy person has very high standards for herself.

The live chat was stunned.

“Oh my God. You can do that?”

“While Sienna Vale was pretending to be a professional, Mara Quinn found a move-in ready

one-bedroom.”

“Being lazy has benefits too.”

Night fell.

Sienna’s group couldn’t build anything with the collapsed materials.

Soon, with nowhere else to go, they turned their eyes toward me again.

Several of them crowded miserably around my cave entrance.

Grant wanted to save face, so his attitude was unbelievably arrogant.

“Mara Quinn, come out.”

He ordered me like he was perfectly justified.

“Move. We saw this cave first. Take your stuff and leave.”

Just as he tried to walk in…

Snap.

A light sound.

Grant cried out, tripped, and fell flat on his face.