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Nothing from his position at the top of the globe, though it had been an ideal vantage point for firing the tube into the instrumentation. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #145)

As he did so, I began to climb once more. As I climbed, to my elation, I saw the tube's flame sputter and stop and knew the weapon was at last discharged. I wondered what more Sarm could do now. Nothing from his position at the top of the globe, though it had been an ideal vantage point for firing the tube into the instrumentation. I wondered if he regretted wasting a large part of his weapon's charge on firing at me. To do more damage he would now have to descend the walkway and reach the paneling itself, perhaps that on the other side of the room, but to do this he would have to pass me, and I was determined that I should not, if possible, allow that to happen. Slowly I climbed the walkway, stepping with care past the ruined portions of the steel steps leading to the crest of the dome. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)