In the end, Gara allowed Madha to come with them.
The next day at dawn, he borrowed his uncle's carriage, covering it entirely with extra cloth so no one could see inside.
He carefully wiped down the interior, making sure it was clean and safe for the babies.
Then he drove the carriage to the neighboring Suruta Village.
When he arrived in front of Gara's bambo house, another carriage had just departed. It was likely carrying some of their belongings.
"We'll go say our farewells to the villagers. You and Fian take the triplets to the crossroads first," Gara instructed.
They loaded cloth bags filled with baby clothes and jars of milk into the carriage, then carefully placed the cribs inside. Afterward, the cribs were tied to the side of the carriage.
Then, they gently laid the triplets into the cribs.
Fian climbed in to keep watch, making sure nothing happened to the tiny infants.
