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The journey, of course, from many points on Gor to the Sardar is, at least in certain parts, dangerous. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #1026)

Slave girls, of course, as goods, as exchangeable properties, and so on, are likely to see a great deal more of their world than the average free woman. Many free persons on Gor seldom travel more than a few pasangs from their village or the walls of their city. An important exception to this, as suggested earlier, is the pilgrimage to the Sardar, which every Gorean, male and female, is expected to undertake at least once in his life. The journey, of course, from many points on Gor to the Sardar is, at least in certain parts, dangerous. It is not unknown for a young woman who sets out in the pilgrim's decorous white to arrive naked, as a chained slave, who will be sold at one of the fairs. Her glimpse of the Sardar is likely to be obtained from the height of a sales platform. "But perhaps you are from the west, and not the east," he said. - (Renegades of Gor)