Chapter 345

**Chapter 0345**

But his efforts were in vain; I still held the advantage.

Once the initial shock wore off, the others charged at me too, trying to push me away from their so-called leader.

With Tabby’s help, we managed to get everyone on the ground. They were gasping for breath and pleading for us to stop.

“Surrender,” Tabby said, her eyes filled with anger. “And maybe we’ll let you go.”

“Live,” she said with a smirk.

“We… we surrender,” the girl stammered, her body shaking. Tabby had managed to break her arm, so she wouldn’t be able to put up much of a fight if she decided to keep going.

We gathered their white flags as a sign of surrender and let them leave to wait for the helicopter to pick them up.

Before long, the rest of our team returned. They were chanting and cheering because they had successfully completed their mission.

The rest of the team watched in awe as they saw the scene unfold before them. Their excitement filled the air.

“They surrendered!” Tabby shouted, proudly holding up the white flags.

“Way to go!” Chuck cheered.

“I knew you were the right ones for this job. Did they really try to fight you? What idiots!”

This made the rest of the team laugh. At least my team understood what I was capable of and knew not to underestimate me.

“Let’s get off this island. I need a hot bath,” Sherry complained as she gathered the flags and made her way to a canoe.

The rest of us nodded in agreement. We quickly cleaned up the area, ready to leave behind the chaos of the island.

We packed up the campsite and headed toward the canoes. I had never been in a canoe before, and I felt a little nervous. However, I figured it couldn’t be worse than jumping out of a plane blindfolded.

The waves were strong, so we struggled a bit as we got in.

They had to push through the water, which splashed into the boat with every stroke. The bottom of the boat was filling with water. Each boat had only a couple of paddles, so the strongest and most experienced people did the rowing. The rest of us worked to keep the boat steady and help however we could.

We used the sky to help us find our way. A couple of drones followed us on our journey, while another stayed with the other competitors on the island.

It took us several hours to reach our destination. There were moments when we felt a little lost, but we kept moving forward.

We turned around, but eventually, we found our way, and the resort dock came into view. Relief washed over me.

As we brought our canoes to the dock, the staff at the resort helped us. I noticed that we were the only team there.

I wondered if that meant we had won.

Cheers echoed around us as we ran through the crowd, hurrying towards the arena. The moment we reached the base, I collapsed to the ground, completely worn out. Exhaustion took over my body.

Chuck was the one who presented all five flags, while Tabby showed the white flags, symbolizing those who had to surrender.

The crowd in the arena erupted in cheers. I had never witnessed such chaos before, but it was a scene of pure mayhem.

I looked around the arena, which was completely packed with people. I was surprised to see the big screens set up, showing everyone watching us.

My cheeks burned with embarrassment as I stared at the screen. It was showing highlights from our time together, making me feel both proud and shy.

It was the last day and a half on the island, and I was at the center of attention. Everyone was focused on me, and they didn’t miss much of what was happening, except for a few moments here and there.

**Chapter 345**

Tabby and I faced off against the bear in the cave. The drone didn’t capture everything, but we were determined to fight.

We left the cave covered in blood, and a lot of people felt uneasy about it. But Chuck thought it was amazing. After the highlight, he gave us a high-five, and I couldn’t help but blush at all the attention.

It was a strange moment, but it felt good to have someone appreciate our adventure like that.

Tabby laughed when her face appeared on the screen. She wasn’t embarrassed; she just thought it was funny. Chuck puffed out his chest with pride when his scenes were played.

“You did great,” Sherry said as she walked over to me and placed a hand on my shoulder.

“Great job! You’ll be a great warrior one day, Judy,” she said, resting her hand on my shoulder.

I smiled at her, feeling thankful for her kind words.

“Thanks,” I replied.

“If it comes down to it, I will still…”

“Kick your ass in the finals next week,” she teased with a smile. “Make no mistake.”

“Count on it,” I replied, smirking back at her.

Before long, we were announced as the winners of this week’s Group B competition. The stadium erupted in cheers as we celebrated our victory.

I was feeling absolutely overwhelmed. My eyes scanned the room, searching for the one person I really wanted to see. When I finally spotted him, my breath caught in my throat.

But then, I noticed something that made my heart race even more. Who was that woman he was talking to?

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