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Chapter 15 The Trap of the Sky

Didn't Ilayapratti Kundalai Devi and the Kodumbalur princess Vanathi board the chariot and head towards Kudanthai city? After that, we need to know a little about what the women on the boat said and what they did.

"Oh, my dear! Praise the fortune of this Kodumbalur girl! Why does our younger brother have such a desire for her?" said one of the girls.

"No desire. Nothing, Varini! For four months now, that girl has been acting like a little girl. She often gets scared and falls and gets lost. The young man is worried that we have entrusted a motherless girl to him, which is why he has taken her to the astrologer to ask what has happened to Vanathi! Could it be some kind of prank by demons? If so, shouldn't we cast some kind of spell or charm?" said Tarakai.

"There's no ghost, no devil! What devil is going to come and get her? She'll beat a hundred devils and drive them away," said Varini.

"Vanathi is even pretending to faint! She did all this to slowly lure the prince into her trap!" said another woman.

"Isn't that all Niravati said? Did you drop the lamp that day? That too was done to make him pay attention to you! Would the lamp she was holding with both hands fall like that? Or is our prince a tiger or a bear that she should be afraid of him?" said Varini.

"You pretended to faint right away? How much bravery does that require?" said Niravati.

"The fact that Kundavai Devi and the prince were fooled by that trick was even more hilarious than the trick he played," said Senthiru.

"This is the time for those who lie, fabricate, deceive, and act hypocritically!" said Mandaki

"The prince returned after leaving for war and saw this sky, what more could he want? Did you see how far her magic had worked?" said Wari.

"That's all nonsense; the prince is such a noble character. If a woman fainted and fell, would he go without looking at her? Don't make any sense out of it!" said Tarakai.

"What you say about the prince is true. Who else in this world can have a character like him? Not even in stories or epics; but what I'm saying is different. If she fell under this spell of delusion, do you know what delusion it is? You wouldn't have had to go to an astrologer to ask about it. If you had asked me, I would have told you myself!" said Varini.

"What's that, a stunner? Don't tell us!" Senthiru said.

Varini whispered something in Senthiru's ear. "What secret did she tell you? We can't know?" Niravati asked.

"That's not a normal fainting spell! It's a mental fainting spell!" said Senthiru,

Everyone laughed heartily, and upon hearing that, the birds in the trees by the riverbank flapped their wings and flew away.

"When our prince returns from Sri Lanka, she will try to use magic powder again, and we must be careful not to give her any room!" said Niravati.

By the time the prince returns, this woman will have gone mad and gone mad.

"If you don't start, my name is not Tarakai; I'll change my name to Thadakai!" said Tarakai.

"Don't let that lie! Shouldn't we get the job done before the younger brother arrives? Come on," said Mandakini.

Then two of the women moved the plank that had already shifted a little under the boat. In the shifted place, a crocodile was lying in a long box-like groove! That is, a toy crocodile that had been preserved from a dead crocodile and stuffed with cotton and fiber, they took it out and put it outside. They sailed the boat a little way. They came near a big tree with big roots growing on the bank of the river, and they took the crocodile out of the tree. It was a tree.

Half of it was lying on the roots and half in the river flood. It looked as terrifying as a real crocodile. To prevent the flood from washing it away, they tied a small string of beads to one of its legs and tied it to the root. They tied it so that the string would not be visible outside and would be hidden in the water.

"Why, why did Mandakini tell you to tie this toy crocodile to the tree like this?" asked the younger brother.

"Don't you know? Vanathi is very timid, isn't she? To dispel her fear and make her brave!" said Mandakini.

"If you look at everything together, it seems like Kundavai Devi intended to have Vanathi perform a poem for the prince!" said Niravati.

"If there is any talk like that, I will poison this Vanathi and kill her. Just watch!" said the jealous Varini.

"There is no reason for you to be so angry. The Emperor of Mani Ketandu, the King of Vengi, the King of Kayinga, and even the Emperor of Kannasi, far to the north, are all waiting to give our prince a wife! So who is going to make this Kodumbalur Vanathi their target?" said Mandakini.

"Those kings can wait as you say! But isn't our prince's wish important? The prince has been saying, 'If I ever get married, I will marry a girl from Tamil Nadu'! Don't you all know this?" said Senthiru.

"Then it went very well. We all have to show our skills together, right? Will we not be able to do what this goddess can do? Don't we have the magic powder that she has, or what?" said Tarakai.

We would now like to inform the audience of the program that is the basis for these women's statements.