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In short, Lord Grendel, with the strength and agility of a Kur, undetected, had had little difficulty in gaining access to the premises. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #133)

The house was not known to be tenanted, and it was, in any event, remote and strong. The resident Kurii had no reason to expect discovery or intrusion. Indeed, given the complacency of Kurii, and their contempt for humans, they had not even seen fit to post guards, a laxity that was doubtless remedied by now. In short, Lord Grendel, with the strength and agility of a Kur, undetected, had had little difficulty in gaining access to the premises. Once within, he had soon located the room allocated to Lyris. There he had seized her and, as she awakened, wildly, and might have cried out, he had thrust a wad of ground meat into her mouth, stifling any possibility of a scream. He had then clapped his hand over her mouth, so that she was unable to expel the meat, and, with his other hand, covered her nostrils, preventing the ingress of air. - (Plunder of Gor)