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I supposed the day was pleasant enough, at least in itself, as it was neither too warm nor too cold, and the sky was a bright, unblemished, cloudless blue. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #12)

The water was still roiling for an attendant, but Ihn ago, had cast a bucket of scraps of raw tarsk into the water, not to feed the massed, swirling, snakelike fish but to excite them, to sharpen their hunger into a frenzy of anticipation. "A pleasant day for an execution," commented Lord Akio. "Indeed," said the shogun. I supposed the day was pleasant enough, at least in itself, as it was neither too warm nor too cold, and the sky was a bright, unblemished, cloudless blue. Too, there was a slight, refreshing breeze. How could it be then that it seemed I felt the balmy air concealed a veiled chill and the bright sky lied? "One is surprised," said Lord Akio, "in the light of the prodigious nature of the offense, that the punishment of the criminal should be so mild". "Lord Yamada is well known for lenience and mercy," said an officer. - (Rebels of Gor)