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Perhaps we had obtained an entrance to the chamber of the Kurii and had perished within, and perhaps had been eaten. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 54, Sentence #11)

Thus, from the point of view of Lord Yamada, it seemed his plans were being implemented although the Kurii were surely unresponsive. As the iron dragon was in flight, it seemed all was well from his point of view, that of the self-proclaimed Shogun of the Islands. And who but Kurii might manage the enormous mechanical beast? Who else might risk bringing such a dreadful thing forth from its lair? Who else might dare to pilot such a thing? And who else would have the skills to do so? Most likely it would be supposed that we had failed to obtain an entrance to the chamber of the Kurii, and had fled elsewhere. Perhaps we had obtained an entrance to the chamber of the Kurii and had perished within, and perhaps had been eaten. Some Kurii do feed on human. It is not that they are cannibals, no more than a human could be considered a cannibal if he fed on verr or tarsk. And if the Kurii were unresponsive, who would be so rash, at least upon reflection, to reprimand so large, unpredictable, and dangerous a form of life? So, the first time we had opened the door, near the twentieth Ahn on the second night of our stay in the chamber, we had propped up the bodies of the two Kurii, with boards, behind the door, so it would appear, at first, they were standing in the portal. - (Rebels of Gor)