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The slave who had won at hook knife the night before, I observed, was again eating at the foot of the table. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #106)

"I will take you to the pens now," he said. I indicated the door to one side through which, the night before, the shackled slave had been led, through which Cernus had left as well. This night, I had been pleased to note that none of the slaves who had come out poorly in their contests had been shackled and led through the door. The slave who had won at hook knife the night before, I observed, was again eating at the foot of the table. The collar had been taken from his throat. I gathered he might now be free. There was a whipping strap looped about his belt, and in the belt, sheathed, was a hook knife, the hilt buckled down in the sheath, as was the case with that of Ho-Tu. - (Assassin of Gor)