Results Details

And then, suddenly, I was outside the chute, and door, and, a moment or two later, the door was shut, and I stood on the grass, locked outside, as the others, and looked about myself. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 59, Sentence #151)

Then I cried out with fear, for one of the men was outside the chute, to the side, close, carrying one of the glowing irons. I could feel the heat a yard away. I pressed forward, thrusting those ahead of me forward, and being forced forward by those behind me. And then, suddenly, I was outside the chute, and door, and, a moment or two later, the door was shut, and I stood on the grass, locked outside, as the others, and looked about myself. I was not the only kajira who screamed in fear and misery. To our left, as we emerged from the chute, and into the light, we saw a small set of tiers, on these tiers, bright with festive regalia, mostly in the colors of the upper castes, but subdued, and restless, were perhaps two hundred men, doubtless mostly those who had been at the feast. I supposed they would be unarmed, as had been my master and Lord Grendel. - (Plunder of Gor)