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"I shall do my best," said Chino, "not to reflect the sun into your eyes with them, thereby blinding you, making you helpless, and thereby distracting you from your charge". - (Players of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #708)

"Though to be sure," he said moodily, "I suppose there could always be a first time. There is seldom a second in such matters". "The sun glints hideously from their flashing surfaces," said Petrucchio. "I shall do my best," said Chino, "not to reflect the sun into your eyes with them, thereby blinding you, making you helpless, and thereby distracting you from your charge". "Are they efficient weapons?" inquired Petrucchio, shuddering. "Against one such as you, doubtless they will be of small avail," said Chino, meditatively, "but against lesser warriors, war generals, high captains, pride leaders, battle chieftains, instructors in swordsmanship, and such, they have proven more than adequate. Let me say simply that they, in their time, have divided the tunics, so to speak, of hundreds of warriors". - (Players of Gor)