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I did not know how deep the room was, for, at the front of the room, at the back of the dais, there was a heavy, drawn curtain. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #5)

I heeled him into the large room, and, when he crouched down, at ease, before the broad dais, I knelt behind him, on his left. It took some time for my eyes to grow accustomed to the light, as, for a human, it was almost dark, at least until this adjustment took place. If humans of interest or importance were to be present, I supposed that the room would have been better lit. I did not know how deep the room was, for, at the front of the room, at the back of the dais, there was a heavy, drawn curtain. To our right, crouched on the dais, at its edge, before the curtain, was Lucius, whom I recognized, partly from his size, and partly from the glint of the golden chain from which hung his translator. Looking about myself, as inconspicuously as possible, I noted that almost every Kur in the room was a silver-chain Kur. I saw few iron-chain Kurii. - (Conspirators of Gor)