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"Since when do we usher in guerrilla theatre on the beach, precisely?" Prisha tilted her head in anticipation.
Nirved searched for the answer on a nearby wall, whisper-yelling "Linger, sandbar theatre may perhaps subsist nonetheless. Holy cow, our community has certainly reached its apogee."
She crossed her arms tightly in annoyance cocooning herself from cold "It's just a guess, you never know where did he come from and why is he dressed so, uh, ancient?"
"Don't you think his silhouette is quite parallel to tribals?" He pinched his fingers in a suggestive way, pointing a finger at her, awaiting and praise perhaps.
"Yeah, that's debateable." She merely shrugged lost in thoughts, disappointing his inner academic validation sucker. "He might be from Lunas or felunas; if not, then Wayanad has the highest tribal population, followed by Idukki and Palakkad, which also host significant tribal communities. Notably, the Paniya (Paniyar)" He urged auctioning his piece of knowledge dramatically.
"No, actually, that doesn't make sense." Another splash of cold water with extra ice.
He finally lost the last ounce of patience, clasping his fingers in his hair locks, pulling them slightly,"So what do you imply, Of course, our MBA in Human Resources with Completed Cost & Management Accountancy (CMA) went in vain."
"Not exactly, apart from the fact that we're still a year away from conferring our degree, the intrications of his exquisite jewellery along with the texture and material of his clothing resemble Evaras." She consoled him, patting twice on his left shoulder.
"Back to earth, Prisha, did the sunburn hurt too much? You seem to be forgetting that most of the tribals of Kerala live in the forests and mountains of the Western Ghats, bordering Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Whereas Evaras originated in regional Tamil Nadu, which is approximately 395 kilometers away from the beach, this incident occurred."
"Half truth is utterly waste, Nirved; what you said is definitely right; however, the Evara tribe wasn't bound by contemporary tribal methods and practices. They didn't move around; instead, they established their rule over the whole Indian subcontinent; they're even known as the bearers of the first monarchy."
Nirved shaked his head as if dismissing her for even presenting the idea ,"It's just a myth, silly."
"No, it's not; there might not be an adequate evidence, yet we cannot ignore the verdicts." Prisha firmly held her hips for support to her stance.
"Hush, suppose he's a dramatist who practically attempted to commit suicide out of unemployment, or maybe he fell into the beach, drunk, and floated along the wave?" He changed the subject facing lack of knowledge, twinkling his fingers as if mimicking a bang.
"You're an expert at spoiling the vibe, Nirved. In that case, he might as well be a desi alien, a runaway mafia, if not then an undercover spy. Holy Regina, George! What if he's a merman?" She tucked her hairs behind her ears at the thought.
