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In any event, I sped from the portal, aligning myself with where the imaginary Sixth Ahn would lie. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #37)

When I thought of Gorean time, as it might be measured by a chronometer, I always thought of it analogously to the chronometers of my former world; thus, in my mind I would think of the Fifth Ahn as to the right of the Twentieth Ahn, rather than, as you would think of it, as to the left of the Twentieth Ahn. Grendel, of course, would be thinking in terms of the Gorean chronometer. Accordingly, if a large Gorean chronometer had been placed flat before the great portal, and one was to move toward the Sixth Ahn one would go to the left and not the right. In any event, I sped from the portal, aligning myself with where the imaginary Sixth Ahn would lie. I heard no cry, or roar from behind me, and so I supposed the attention of the guards might still be focused on the amusing spectacle of two squabbling slave girls. The terrain was uneven and treacherous. There were many rocks, and crevices about, and narrow passageways between boulders and out-juttings. - (Conspirators of Gor)