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The three males were followed by Statius' bound female, on her leash. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #304)

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. Several humans, too, particularly of the forest humans, were now becoming adept with the bow. The three males were followed by Statius' bound female, on her leash. She would not be the only submissive with the insurrectionists as the Kur males were uniformly dominants, and such enjoy possessing females. These submissives did much of the labor about, and around, the camp. They were the sort of Kur female who were despised by the Kur females who knew only nondominants, but then the latter sort of females, those who knew only nondominants, are perhaps to be forgiven for their views, as they lacked certain experiences. - (Kur of Gor)