For some time they were discussing something with each other in that meeting. Vandiyathevan heard nothing clear as many voices were mixed together.

Sambuvariyar said in a loud voice, "Shouldn't we reply to what the king of Palvuur asked?" What happens if you are talking head to head? The third jam of the night has started. He said that the moon has also come.

“I have a doubt. Like me, some others may have it in their minds. If Pavuurthevar is not angry, I would like to hear about it!” Kammal, who spoke once before, said in his voice.

"Vanangamudiar is talking now, isn't he? Let it rise and shine well!” said the reaper.

“Yes; I am the one who has come to light.

“I used to show all my anger on the battlefield; It is customary to show it to enemies; I will not show it to my friends. So feel free to ask for whatever you want.”

“Then I ask, some blame the Paluvetaraiyar on Sundarachola Maharaja, the same crime is being blamed on the Paluvetaraiyar! Even if I don't believe it, I'd like to hear it at this point!” said Vanangamudiar.

"what is that? How? Want to elaborate?”

"We all know that Pavuurthevar married a girl two years ago..."

At this time, Sambuvariyar's voice said in an angry tone, “We object to Vanangamudiyar talking about this matter. It is not at all appropriate to ask our great leader, our chief guest, such an unexpected question..." he said.

“I request Sambuvariyar to be patient. Let the worshiper freely hear what he wants to hear. It is better to scratch than to keep something in mind. It is true that I married a woman when I was over fifty-five years old. I freely admit it. But I have never said that I am Kaliyuga Ramavathara. Ekapathini has never said that he is fasting. I fell in love with that girl; She loved me too. What is wrong with this, we fell in love and got married according to the old-fashioned way?”

“Not a mistake!” Many voices were raised.

“I am not saying that the smell is wrong. Who among us has a tara fast? But….but…”

“But what! Feel free to listen with an open mind!”

“Some people say that the newly married young queen listens to the advice of the recluse in all matters. It is said that the younger queen's opinion is sought even in royal matters. They say they take the younger queen with them wherever they go.”

Now there was a roar of laughter in the crowd.

Sambuvariyar jumped up and said, “Who laughed? Come forward immediately and tell me the reason for laughing!” He roared and drew the knife from its sheath.

“I am the one who laughed! Do not panic, Sambuvari!” said the reaper.

Then, “You who cannot worship! Is it a crime to take my married wife wherever I go? It is true that I take him to many places like that. But to say that I listen to Ilaiyariani's opinion on royal matters is a mischief. I don't do that for a day…”