The conversation begins with Harshath sleeping and his friends trying to wake him up. They tease him for sleeping late and not waking up early like they had planned. Harshath claims that Lord Muruga appeared in his dreams and told him to sleep in late because it's Monday and everyone would be going to work.
The group decides to visit the Arupadai temples, specifically Thiruparankundram and Pazhamudhircholai. They discuss the stories and legends behind each temple, including the marriage of Lord Muruga to Devasena and the story of Avvaiyar, a devotee of Lord Muruga.
At the Pazhamudhircholai temple, they recall the story of Avvaiyar being tested by Lord Muruga, who appeared as a 10-year-old boy. They also notice a board outside the temple marking the spot where the story took place.
The group also engages in humorous conversations and playful teasing, including a scene where Soori is given a mock bath, and another where Harshath tries to imitate Chutti Aravind's voice.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The group visited Thiruchendur and had a darshan in the morning.
2. Thiruparankundram is the first Padai Veedu of Lord Muruga.
3. Lord Muruga is depicted in a sitting position at Thiruparankundram Temple.
4. The temple is also known as Tamil Nadu's Himalayas because all the gods came there to bless Lord Muruga and Devasena.
5. The group visited Pazhamudhircholai Temple, which is the sixth temple of Aarupadai temples.
6. Lord Muruga has two wives, Valli and Devasena.
7. Avvaiyar, a legendary Tamil poetess, was a great devotee of Murugan.
8. The story of Avvaiyar and Lord Muruga is associated with Pazhamuthircholai Temple.
9. The group visited the temple on a Monday, and there was not much crowd.
10. The group plans to visit the remaining three temples of Aarupadai, including Saamimalai in Kumbakonam.
11. Lord Muruga is also known as the "God of Wars".
12. The group will be making a Mecca series and a Jerusalem series in the future.
13. The Tamil Nadu Government has a website where people can send information to prove that Murugan is a Tamil God.
14. The group visited Thirupurakundram and Pazhamuthircholai temples as part of their Aarupadai trip.
15. Avvaiyar wrote the poem Athichudi.