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It might already have been destroyed. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #15)

Men would not believe they were Priest-Kings. Men conceive Priest-Kings as they conceive themselves. The object—the egg—might be destroyed before it could be delivered to them. It might already have been destroyed. Only that the egg was the egg of Priest-Kings gave me occasion to suspect, to hope, that somehow within that mysterious, presumably ovoid sphere, if it still existed, quiescent but latent, there might be life. And if I should find the object—why should I not myself destroy it, and destroy thereby the race of Priest-Kings, giving this world to my own kind, to men, to do with as they pleased, unrestricted by the laws and decrees of Priest-Kings that so limited their development, their technology? Once I had spoken to a Priest-King of these things. He had said to me, "Man is a larl to man; if we permitted him, he would be so to Priest-Kings as well". - (Nomads of Gor)