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The village, or where it had been, was dark, but, as far as I could see, scattered about, to the south, were a great number of campfires. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #274)

What a glorious victory had been that of the exploratory force! I would ascend to the parapet. When I reached the height of the wall, the inner wall, the highest wall, I looked over the wall, down, toward the village. Near me were two Pani, guards, on the parapet, as well. The village, or where it had been, was dark, but, as far as I could see, scattered about, to the south, were a great number of campfires. The force of Lord Yamada, or his generals, was in place. I stayed sometime on the parapet, for the most part, however, not looking over the wall, but looking back, down to the courtyard, where I might observe the tables. As I feared, later, near the nineteenth Ahn, a number of men withdrew from the tables, and I saw them gather in a corner of the courtyard. - (Mariners of Gor)