Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 26 | 345 | The blood on it, in the moment it had been left alone, had frozen on the steel. |
| 26 | 346 | Two sleen fought to lick the frozen blood from the blade. |
| 26 | 347 | Instantly as the blade cut their lips and tongue there was again hot, fresh blood on the steel. |
| 26 | 348 | A sleen can kill itself in this manner, licking at the blade until it bleeds to death. |
| 26 | 349 | Arlene and Audrey looked away. |
| 26 | 350 | But no sleen that night bled to death, a victim of the simple, cruel trap, for there were too many animals present with too great a hunger to permit this to occur. |
| 26 | 351 | As a sleen weakened, or the stimulus of the blood became too great, other animals, tortured by their own hunger, attacked it. |
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The blood on it, in the moment it had been left alone, had frozen on the steel.
Two sleen fought to lick the frozen blood from the blade.
Instantly as the blade cut their lips and tongue there was again hot, fresh blood on the steel.
A sleen can kill itself in this manner, licking at the blade until it bleeds to death.
Arlene and Audrey looked away.
But no sleen that night bled to death, a victim of the simple, cruel trap, for there were too many animals present with too great a hunger to permit this to occur.
As a sleen weakened, or the stimulus of the blood became too great, other animals, tortured by their own hunger, attacked it.
- (Beasts of Gor, Chapter )