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So bravely and pathetically might an ant have attacked a giant. I had no doubt as to the courage of Kisu; I was less confident, however, that he had the common sense and wisdom expected of a Mfalme. Some of these officers presented men before him who were then commended for their deeds in the recent action. Rings of gold and now insignia of rank, feathers and necklaces, were distributed. Once Bila Huruma lifted his hand and said, "Good". The soldier then commended would then, I think, rather have died than betray Bila Huruma. Such small things, I think, may be scorned by those who do not understand the nature of war or men, and be seen as manipulative and laughable, and yet such a small commendation, when warranted and sincere, is worth more to some men than the material treasures that might move those who hold themselves their superiors. - (Explorers of Gor)