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I did not know, first, where the most remote areas accessible to the overhead track lay or where the surveillance devices, which might be available to human beings, might not scan. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #347)

Each carried one of the dart-firing weapons. I cursed inwardly. It could take a great deal of time to explore the remote areas of the complex. I did not know, first, where the most remote areas accessible to the overhead track lay or where the surveillance devices, which might be available to human beings, might not scan. The destructive device I sought, I was confident, would lie in an area beyond the reach of the overhead track system and, I conjectured, in an area not public to the surveillance system. I recalled that no such device had been revealed by the monitors in the private chamber of Zarendargar, Half-Ear, war general of the Kurii. I recalled the girl I had left on the steel plates far behind me, the chain dangling down from the overhead track system to the collar on her neck. - (Beasts of Gor)