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"When it became clear that Talena was gone," she said, "Seremides and his men, finding their situation critical, took to desperate flight. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #328)

Too, such as she could be punished severely for lying. They are not free women, who may lie with impunity. Too, to such an event, there must have been a number of witnesses, not only on the roof, but in the sky, tarnsmen, others in cylinders and on bridges, the crowds in the street below, and such. "When it became clear that Talena was gone," she said, "Seremides and his men, finding their situation critical, took to desperate flight. I reached for the mounting ladder of Seremides' tarn, but it was jerked away, and, in a moment, I was in the shadow of those great beating wings, the bird lifting itself, scarcely able to keep my footing, my robes and veils whipping about me, and then the monster was in flight, and Seremides, and his men, were streaking away, scattering, pursued by tarnsmen". "Did Seremides escape?" I asked. "I do not know," she said. - (Mariners of Gor)