Soldiers on the way suddenly fell down. The vines thrashed and fell. The horse galloped at the paluvur soldiers who were making a fuss. The soldiers scattered in all directions, little expecting this lightning attack.
Many other things have happened in the meantime. The fort gates were slammed and slammed. “Hold on! Hold on!” There were cries of Blades and swords clashed and 'clang' 'clang'. Murusu suddenly announces danger and shouts 'Tadam!'
Soldiers came and surrounded Vandiyathevan's horse. Above twenty, thirty, fifty people. Vandiyadeva on the horse galloped and jumped to the ground. While twirling the sword in his hand, he shouted, “Kandamara! Gandamara! Your men are killing me!” he shouted.
Hearing this, the soldiers surrounding him were startled and hesitated a little and stood away.
At that time, from the front of the upper floor of the mansion, “What is the noise there? Stop!” A thunderous voice was heard. At the place where the voice was heard, seven or eight people were standing and watching him walk down.
“Master! Someone had breached the guard and entered. Calling out the little master's name!” said someone from below.
"Wow! Go and see what all the fuss is about!” – Thus the same thundering voice was uttered from the upper floor. Vandiyathevan thought that the person who has that voice is like Senkanar Sambuvariyar.
He and the soldiers standing around him stood still for some time.
"What's the protest here?" A small voice said. Those standing where they heard the voice moved away and made way. A young man came rushing through. He looked at Vandiyathevan in surprise for a moment, who was standing like Subramaniyar who was performing Surasamharam with the knife in his hand lightly twirling.
“Wow, my dear friend! Is that really you?” The young man ran away and hugged Vallavarayan with a cry of emotion.
"Wow! I came to your house because you read and read and said many times. I got such a hero's welcome where I arrived,” Vandiyadevan pointed to the people standing around him.
He looked at them and said, “See! Fools! Don't go! Your knowledge is burning!” said Kandhamaran.
Gandhamaran grabbed Vandiyadeva's hand and dragged him away. His feet kept bouncing on the ground. His heart also jumped. What could be more exhilarating than finding a true soul mate in youth? Yes, love makes something happen. But there is much more pain and suffering in love than there is joy and happiness. Not even a shadow of sorrow falls on the friendly joy of youth. The only joy is the ecstasy of the heart.
to be continue…………………………………………………………………………………
