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"He mocks you, that you chose the name 'Tenrik of Siba' as a concealing name," I said, "for it is foolishly and clearly close to that of 'Kurik', and he finds it pathetically inept that you should have claimed to be from Siba, for that is merely another town on the Vosk, as is your true town, Victoria, thinks that you should have chosen a more judicious name and claimed to come from a farther place, one remote from the great Vosk". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #196)

"Yes," he said. "He thinks you were unaware of your danger," I said. "Excellent," he said. "He mocks you, that you chose the name 'Tenrik of Siba' as a concealing name," I said, "for it is foolishly and clearly close to that of 'Kurik', and he finds it pathetically inept that you should have claimed to be from Siba, for that is merely another town on the Vosk, as is your true town, Victoria, thinks that you should have chosen a more judicious name and claimed to come from a farther place, one remote from the great Vosk". "That such inferences be drawn was my hope," he said. "One strives to be underestimated by one's enemy". At that point, a girl's voice spoke softly, from the other side of the buckled-shut leather curtain. - (Plunder of Gor)