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The three males then returned to one of the local, temporary camps of the insurrectionists, one in the ruins of a small, improvised citadel, two walls of which had been shaken and crumbled three days ago by minor power weapons. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #299)

The Kur then gave a name, but Lord Grendel did not accept it, as it was a cognomen fit not for a dominant but a nondominant. So the Kur chose a new name, to fit with his new being. This cannot be rendered into English or Gorean, so we will choose a name, one not unknown on Gor, Statius. The three males then returned to one of the local, temporary camps of the insurrectionists, one in the ruins of a small, improvised citadel, two walls of which had been shaken and crumbled three days ago by minor power weapons. The attackers, when swarming through the breached walls, found the citadel, at that time, abandoned. It was difficult to locate the insurrectionists who, in their small, scattered groups, moved frequently. Humans provided much intelligence to the insurrectionists, and even major power weapons are ineffectual in the absence of targets. - (Kur of Gor)