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The location of Lord Yamada, and perhaps that of some of his closest associates, who might have remained with him, was not known. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 57, Sentence #59)

Later he, and his colleague, took flight, it was rumored to pledge their swords to the house of Temmu, to which house they had seemingly been long devoted, and in whose interest they had labored secretly. Five days ago Yamada's household troops, most of his staff, his wives, his chattels, verr, tarsks, and slaves, had been moved south. Three days ago the deserted palace had been overrun by looting, riotous peasants. The location of Lord Yamada, and perhaps that of some of his closest associates, who might have remained with him, was not known. Lady Kameko feared, but did not know, that contingents of Lord Temmu were advancing south. Certainly the common wisdoms of war would recommend such an action. One expects the wise commander to press an advantage, allowing his foe no respite. - (Rebels of Gor)