Kim-Ly paid attention as the man used hand signals to try and say something. At first it was unclear but the second time she figured it out. He was deaf and mute. This wasn't good as it would make communication much more difficult. After she realized what he was doing she continued to work on her spear. Not paying attention to the male as he fiddled with his braclets. She gathered the wood shavings that had formed a pile and placed them in the suitcase with the gear from the man's bracelets. With her make shift spear in hand, Kim-Ly walked out into the water. With a firm grip on the wooden stick, she began to swim to the  out into the deeper part of the ocean where a reef awaited. Once above the reef she resurfaced for some air and then dove back  done. She watched along the coral reef and ocean floor for signs of movment. It wasn't long before out of the corner of her eye she noticed the quick snake like movement dart between some coral. Upon further investigation she found the home to a Giant Moray eel. She knew that these eels grew up to several feet in length and would provide food for the whole group for the time being. The only problem was killing it. She had heard many stories about how difficult these suckered were to kill.<br/><br/>She adjusted her self over the eels hideout and waited for it to reveal it's head. Moments later it began to slither it's head out to check for food and with a firm grip she slammed the point of the spear into it. It was just inches behind the brain. With the large piece of wood stuck in it the eel attempted to move around and bite it's attacker. Keeping her firm grip on the staff, Kim fought the larger than expected beast as it swam in circles trying to get her only being stopped by the pole in its head. Soon the creature seemed to tire out and stopped fighting so Kim-Ly began swimming back to the shore. Kim moved quickly through the water out of fear of what the blood may draw in, as well as with caution, in case the eel managed to get close enough to bite or there was another predator lurking about.<br/><br/>Before long she reached the point where she could walk. She held the eel and rod up out of the water above her head as she walked towards the shore. The eel was approximately 7 feet in length and weighed a hefty amount. Once out of the water Kim sat the snake like creature down onto the hot sand. It was struggling to breath and clearly unhappy with its situation. Tired and exhausted from the swim and the fight the fish put up, Kim dragged it over to her machete and chopped it's head off before resting for a moment. " Ruột nó, làm sạch nó và sau đó nấu nó. " she said even though she knew that they couldn't understand her, if they were even near her.