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It must be another beast!" Suddenly the saurian rose from the water, as a whale might have breached, and one of the paddlelike appendages was a massive, bleeding stump, and its belly was torn open in a wound yards long, a wound so deep it might have reached the spine of the beast, and gut and blood, and organs, burst from the rupture. Then it fell back into the lake. Two smaller tharlarion began to attack it, while it still lived. "Beware!" called Grendel. Cabot turned and, with the stick, jabbed at the second large head whose jaws, turned sideways, were reaching for him. But suddenly that beast, too, seemed drawn back, away from the raft, its head and neck sliding back, on the logs, away from the raft. A moment later a surge of blood and tissue reddened the lake about the raft, as though the lake itself had bled. - (Kur of Gor)