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He lifted one foreleg high over his head and touched something high in the wall which I could not see. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #48)

Each of these grasping appendages terminated in four much smaller, delicate hooklike prehensile appendages, the tips of which normally touched one another. I would learn later that in the ball at the end of its forelegs from which the smaller prehensile appendages extended, there was a curved, bladed, hornlike structure that could spring forward; this happens spontaneously when the leg's tip is inverted, a motion which at once exposes the hornlike blade and withdraws the four prehensile appendages into the protected area beneath it. The Priest-King halted before what appeared to be a blind wall. He lifted one foreleg high over his head and touched something high in the wall which I could not see. A panel slid back and the Priest-King stepped into what seemed to be a closed room. I followed him, and the panel closed. The floor seemed to drop beneath me and my hand grasped my sword. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)