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Inside the gate of the compound I saw that it seemed deserted, the walls emptied of defenders. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #100)

On Kamchak's right there walked a master of sleen, who held two of the vicious, sinuous beasts in check by chain leashes. About the pommel of Kamchak's saddle were tied several bags of gold, each weighed out to four stone. And following him, among the warriors, were several Turian slaves, clad in chains and the Kes, among them Kamras, Champion of Turia, and Phanius Turmus, the Turian Ubar, all of whom carried large pans filled with sacks of gold. Inside the gate of the compound I saw that it seemed deserted, the walls emptied of defenders. The clear ground between the walls and the first buildings was similarly empty, though here and there I saw some litter, pieces of boxes, broken arrows, patches of cloth. Kamchak stopped inside the compound and looked about, his dark, fierce eyes looking from building to building, examining with great care the roof tops and windows. Then he gently moved his kaiila toward the main portal. - (Nomads of Gor)