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He must retain it for the perfect shot. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #1109)

"Do you think it an inadvertence on the prisoner's part that the one man's body, that of he called Tensius, was returned as it was to the pool?" "Certainly not," said the officer of Treve. "He wanted the officer to know that he was still alive, that was the point of that, in order that the assassin be tensely ready, that he be extremely watchful and alert, and that the preciousness of his quarrel be fully appreciated. He might have but one chance to loose it. He must retain it for the perfect shot. He must in no event waste it". "But how would he know the officer would not protect his man, that he would not be fired on in the cowl and pelt of the urt?" "He knew the caste he was dealing with," said the officer of Treve. "The officer assumed, naturally enough, that the man in the water was only a diversion. - (Witness of Gor)