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Before Bila Huruma had left the village of Nyundo, central village of the Ukungu villages, he had spoken to Kisu. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 57, Sentence #85)

There were probably few who thought that the little rogue of Schendi, the son of a lad who had once fled a village for stealing melons, would one day stand at the side of a throne. But I thought most fondly of Kisu, he who was now again Mfalme in Ukungu. To this day, as one may see upon the map, the land of Ukungu stands as a sovereign free state within the perimeters of the empire of Bila Huruma. Before Bila Huruma had left the village of Nyundo, central village of the Ukungu villages, he had spoken to Kisu. "If you wish," he had said, indicating Tende, who knelt beside them, "I will take this slave and arrange for her sale in Schendi. I will then have whatever moneys she brings returned to you". "Thank you, Ubar," had said Kisu, "but I will keep this woman in Ukungu". - (Explorers of Gor)