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I suspected that Lord Nishida, perhaps from messages conveyed by vulos, had already sufficient reports in hand. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #40)

It was also noted that now, before Pani warriors, they did not kneel, but prostrated themselves, putting themselves instantly, trembling, to second obeisance position, prone, hands to the sides of their head, eyes to the ground. I returned the glass to Turgus. He did not seem eager to report to Lord Nishida. I suspected that Lord Nishida, perhaps from messages conveyed by vulos, had already sufficient reports in hand. Down in the courtyard, now, in addition to the drums, there were soundings on the Pani's conch horns. I made my way down to the courtyard, to welcome the returning troops, or, I trusted, the vanguard. The plateau gate, the trail of which led most directly to the largest of the villages below, was swung open. - (Mariners of Gor)