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As we had met with no opposition, and encountered no sign of our enemy, we eased the two carcasses, supported as they were, outside the door. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 54, Sentence #17)

And if the Kurii were unresponsive, who would be so rash, at least upon reflection, to reprimand so large, unpredictable, and dangerous a form of life? So, the first time we had opened the door, near the twentieth Ahn on the second night of our stay in the chamber, we had propped up the bodies of the two Kurii, with boards, behind the door, so it would appear, at first, they were standing in the portal. We then opened the door. As the corridor was still dark, as before, the apparent will of the Kurii was still being respected, that of the darkened corridor. As we had met with no opposition, and encountered no sign of our enemy, we eased the two carcasses, supported as they were, outside the door. No dozens of arrows thudded into the bodies. We then returned to the chamber and closed and barred the door. "This ruse will not be long effective," had said Pertinax. - (Rebels of Gor)