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She it was who contacted Astrinax, possibly through the eating house of Menon, with which establishment she was familiar, and engaged him to assist in the venture, buying tharlarion and wagons, putting in supplies, and such. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #1006)

I thought she would look lovely in chains. But then does not any woman? In any event, she later withdrew her objections to the journey, and, indeed, soon seemed eager to be on her way. This change in disposition followed, I think, the aforementioned conversations with her large, savage house guest, the blind Kur. She it was who contacted Astrinax, possibly through the eating house of Menon, with which establishment she was familiar, and engaged him to assist in the venture, buying tharlarion and wagons, putting in supplies, and such. Lykos was standing on the wagon bench of the first wagon, with a Builder's glass, scanning the horizon. "What do you see?" asked Astrinax. "Nothing," said Lykos, closing the glass. - (Conspirators of Gor)