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I did not understand the nature of these excursions, but I supposed they might be explicable in terms as obvious as escaping the tedium of the Cave, a zest for movement or fresh air, and perhaps even some light hunting. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #16)

The feeding of Kurii often reminded me of the feeding of carnivores. Sometimes, in discharging this errand, I would see Grendel returning from the outside. I knew he had the freedom to come and go, as he might wish. I did not understand the nature of these excursions, but I supposed they might be explicable in terms as obvious as escaping the tedium of the Cave, a zest for movement or fresh air, and perhaps even some light hunting. Grendel tended to enjoy open vistas and the sun; most Kurii, it seemed, felt more at ease in closed spaces and conditions of reduced light. My yoke, with its burden of food and drink, was heavy, at least for me. I hoped I would not see Grendel returning from the outside. - (Conspirators of Gor)