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I did not think that Seremides had planned and organized the desertion. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #139)

Some of them had been amongst the deserters, and were now incarcerated in a prison barracks. If a snake could take human form, and the form of a warrior, I thought, would it not be much like the form of Tyrtaios? I suspected that the machinations of Tyrtaios lay behind the abortive desertion. It would not do to say so, of course, for he stood close to Lord Okimoto. I did not think that Seremides had planned and organized the desertion. As he had suggested, few would take him seriously, now, as a leader. I did suppose that he, unobtrusive, scarcely noticed, might have overheard revealing remarks, and thus come upon the matter. He may well have conveyed his intelligence to the Pani, particularly had he inveighed with Tereus, or others, to permit him to accompany the flight, and had had his request refused. - (Mariners of Gor)