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"I was betrayed in Ar," she said, "by the traitor, Seremides, by the hateful Flavia of Ar, traitress whom I had befriended, and others, who would turn me over to the forces of revolt, to bargain for their own amnesty or escape". - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #204)

"How came you into the keeping of the Pani?" I asked. "You, of Cos, well know of the insurrection," she said, "and its success". "Indeed," I said, ruefully. "I was betrayed in Ar," she said, "by the traitor, Seremides, by the hateful Flavia of Ar, traitress whom I had befriended, and others, who would turn me over to the forces of revolt, to bargain for their own amnesty or escape". I knew something of this from Alcinoë. "But on the roof of the Central Cylinder," she said, "there was sudden confusion, and darkness, and I was seized, and rendered unconscious. When I regained consciousness I found myself stripped and chained, with others, in a wooden stockade, somewhere in the northern forests, in the power of these strange, inexplicable men, Pani. - (Mariners of Gor)