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How could this leverage be applied to me if I knew nothing of it? "There is much here which you do not understand," said Lord Nishida, "but much which we, too, I fear, do not understand. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #92)

"What hold is this," I asked, "and who is the woman?" He looked to Lord Okimoto, and Lord Okimoto inclined his head, authorizing, it seemed, Lord Nishida to proceed. "We hoped you would not hear of this," said Lord Nishida. "I do not understand," I said. How could this leverage be applied to me if I knew nothing of it? "There is much here which you do not understand," said Lord Nishida, "but much which we, too, I fear, do not understand. We have heard, as well, however obliquely, of the matter of which you speak, and doubtless, ultimately, from the same source". I noted he did not mention the slave, Saru, nor had I done so. Lord Okimoto, I gathered, did not know of the existence of Saru, and of her possible value, as a gift to a shogun. - (Swordsmen of Gor)