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"Too," she said, "do you not think I could see all the lodges when I was being brought to the post?" "I suppose it does not make any difference that you know about it," I said, "as you are a prisoner. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #108)

"How did you know about the council?" I asked. "You mentioned it," she said, "in the Yellow-Knife camp, in my lodge". "Oh," I said. "Too," she said, "do you not think I could see all the lodges when I was being brought to the post?" "I suppose it does not make any difference that you know about it," I said, "as you are a prisoner. It would not do, of course, for the beasts to learn of it, or the white soldiers of your people, the Yellow Knives, or the Kinyanpi". "No," she said, "for they might take you here, surprising you and surrounding you, you being isolated in this place, you being, for most practical purposes, trapped with little possibility of escape on Council Rock". "It is doubtless well," I said, "that our gathering here, this council, is a closely guarded secret, that our enemies know nothing of it". - (Blood Brothers of Gor)