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The inside of the ship was dark, for its only intended occupants were Priest-Kings, but the open hatch permitted some light. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #126)

I wrenched the hatch open and it swung wildly out from its locked side and suddenly I hung there, one hand on the rim, one hand on the silver tube, as the ship lay on its side in the air. Then before the ship could roll I tossed the tube inside and squirmed in after it. The ship was now on its back and I was standing inside on its ceiling and then the ship righted itself and I found the silver tube again. The inside of the ship was dark, for its only intended occupants were Priest-Kings, but the open hatch permitted some light. A forward door opened and a Priest-King stepped into view, puzzled, startled at the sensing of the open hatch. I pressed the firing switch of the silver tube and it gave forth with a short, abortive scorching blast and was cold, but the golden body of the Priest-King blackened and, half sliced through, reeled against the wall and fell at my feet. Another Priest-King followed the first and I pressed the firing switch again but there was no response. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)