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Might he not endanger himself, his house, and his plans, if he trod blindly in the social and political darkness? Surely he was aware something was suddenly very different. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 61, Sentence #54)

Let us enter into frank, honest, fruitful dialogue". I sensed that Decius Albus was not certain, given the Ring Challenge, of his Kur allies. Perhaps there were factions amongst them. Might he not endanger himself, his house, and his plans, if he trod blindly in the social and political darkness? Surely he was aware something was suddenly very different. He was confident he could rely on his armed men, the guards, the soldiers. But what of the Kurii? What stance should he take, given what had occurred? The men in the stands, lacking arms, were negligible, at least as of now. They might be formidable in Ar, with their connections, their positions, their influence, and such, but here they amounted to little or nothing. - (Plunder of Gor)