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I thought the forests empty of men, but one did not know, and I had been assured that there were spies in the camp of Lord Nishida. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #241)

I made my rounds in what, from the point of view of an Earth chronometer, not a Gorean chronometer, would be a clockwise fashion. In this way the buckler, on my left, was always between myself and the darkness. Too, one did not linger in the light of lanterns. I thought the forests empty of men, but one did not know, and I had been assured that there were spies in the camp of Lord Nishida. Someone, too, in league with Seremides, must have slain the fellow who had drugged the tarn, and accosted me in the vicinity of Tarncamp. Surely it was not impossible that a metal-finned quarrel might rest on its guide, patient in the darkness. I thought of the fellows encountered in the tent of Lord Nishida, at Tarncamp, Quintus, Telarion, Fabius, Lykourgos, and Tyrtaios. - (Swordsmen of Gor)