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And I noted that some of Sarm's Priest-Kings were less golden than I had known them, having now a slightly brownish cast on the thorax and abdomen, signs I knew to be associated with thirst. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #199)

I struggled, enraged, against the chains and collar that held me a helpless prisoner while the issues of the day were being decided by fire in the streets outside. Then there came a calm in the War and I gathered that Misk's forces had been driven back. My rations of Mul-Fungus had been cut by two-thirds since I had been captured. And I noted that some of Sarm's Priest-Kings were less golden than I had known them, having now a slightly brownish cast on the thorax and abdomen, signs I knew to be associated with thirst. I think it was only now that the absence of the supplies captured or destroyed by the Fungus Growers and Herdsmen had begun to make itself keenly felt. At last Sarm made clear to me why I had been kept alive, why I had not been destroyed long ago. "It is said that there is Nest Trust between you and Misk," he said. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)