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The translator was for the benefit of creatures such as Parp, who spent a good deal of time in the headquarters. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #58)

I conceded the point in silence, amazed at the restorative powers of Priest-Kings, those redoubtable golden foes against which mere men had dared to pit themselves. How much of what Sarm told me in those days was true I could not be sure but I was confident of a few things, and others I learned inadvertently from the reports of Priest-Kings and the few Implanted Muls who served him. There was normally a translator on in the headquarters and it was not difficult to follow what was said. The translator was for the benefit of creatures such as Parp, who spent a good deal of time in the headquarters. For days in impotent fury I knelt or lay chained on the disk while the battles raged outside. Still, for some reason, Sarm had not activated the control net and sent me to do his bidding. The creature Parp spent a great deal of time in the vicinity, puffing on that small pipe, keeping it lit interminably with the tiny silver lighter which I had once mistaken for a weapon. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)