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Then he had placed his antennae on us, one on my left shoulder and the other on Elizabeth's right shoulder. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #501)

"There!" said Elizabeth brazenly, facing me, hands on her hips. "I shall follow her," I said, "probably as a mercenary tarnsman, and attempt to take service with the House of Cernus". "You are both Humans," said Misk, "noble Humans". Then he had placed his antennae on us, one on my left shoulder and the other on Elizabeth's right shoulder. Before we began our dangerous journey, however, at Misk's suggestion, both Elizabeth and I returned to Ko-ro-ba, that we might rest some days and, in a peaceful interlude, share our affections. My return to the city was affecting, for here it was that my sword had been pledged to a Gorean Home Stone; here it was that I had trained in arms and learned Gorean; it was here that I had met my father, after long years of separation; it was here that I had made dear friends, the Older Tarl, Master of Arms, and small, quick-tempered Torm, he of the Caste of Scribes; and it was from this place that I had, many years before, in tarnflight begun the work that would shatter the Empire of Ar and cost Marlenus of Ar, Ubar of Ubars, his throne; and, too, it was to this place, I could not forget, that I had once brought on tarnback, not as a vanquished slave but as a proud, and beautiful, and free, joyous woman, Talena, daughter of that same Marlenus, Ubar of Ubars, had brought her to this place in love that we might here together drink, one with the other, the wine of the Free Companionship. I wept. - (Assassin of Gor)