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The assassins take in lads who are perhaps characterized by little but unusual swiftness, and cunning, and strength and skill, and perhaps a selfishness and greed, and, in time, transform this raw material into efficient, proud, merciless men, practitioners of a dark trade, men loyal to secret codes the content of which is something at which most men dare not guess. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #95)

When one has killed one's friend one is then unlikely to find mercy in his heart for another. One is then alone, with gold and steel. I looked at Drusus. The assassins take in lads who are perhaps characterized by little but unusual swiftness, and cunning, and strength and skill, and perhaps a selfishness and greed, and, in time, transform this raw material into efficient, proud, merciless men, practitioners of a dark trade, men loyal to secret codes the content of which is something at which most men dare not guess. Drusus was looking at me. I kept in mind he had survived the training of the assassin. We stood in the center of the sand, with the other man, listening. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 30)