Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
21
168
"I have seen it once," said the beast, "when a fellow of mine, brandishing a forbidden weapon, one forbidden by the laws of priest- kings, was suddenly torn away from me, literally from my side, in a burst of light, of flesh, of blood, and ash.
"I have seen it once," said the beast, "when a fellow of mine, brandishing a forbidden weapon, one forbidden by the laws of Priest- Kings, was suddenly torn away from me, literally from my side, in a burst of light, of flesh, of blood, and ash.
- (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #168)
Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
21
165
The first beast, however, cautioned it to silence.
21
166
"You have heard of the Flame Death of the priest-kings?" asked the first beast of Tyrtaios.
21
167
"I have heard of it," said Tyrtaios, "but I have not seen it".
21
168
"I have seen it once," said the beast, "when a fellow of mine, brandishing a forbidden weapon, one forbidden by the laws of priest- kings, was suddenly torn away from me, literally from my side, in a burst of light, of flesh, of blood, and ash.
21
169
The stones on which he had stood had melted".
21
170
I realized then that the beasts, who were presumably advanced, perhaps as much as the men of Earth, or more, here, on Gor, had limited themselves to permitted weapons.
21
171
They then, I thought, as men, realized the power of priest- kings, and feared them.
The first beast, however, cautioned it to silence.
"You have heard of the Flame Death of the priest-kings?" asked the first beast of Tyrtaios.
"I have heard of it," said Tyrtaios, "but I have not seen it".
"I have seen it once," said the beast, "when a fellow of mine, brandishing a forbidden weapon, one forbidden by the laws of priest- kings, was suddenly torn away from me, literally from my side, in a burst of light, of flesh, of blood, and ash.
The stones on which he had stood had melted".
I realized then that the beasts, who were presumably advanced, perhaps as much as the men of Earth, or more, here, on Gor, had limited themselves to permitted weapons.
They then, I thought, as men, realized the power of priest- kings, and feared them.
- (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 21)