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Indeed, knowing Ramar I doubted he would have left the encampment without feeding. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #271)

As the body had not been found, and no reports had been made of his whereabouts, it was supposed he had disappeared during the confusion of the attack. I did not think any Ashigaru would have paused in the tumult of the fighting to attend to the discomfiting of so dangerous a beast. Few would have been so unwise, or so much at leisure, as to attack it, and I doubted that any would have been so foolish as to challenge its departure. Indeed, knowing Ramar I doubted he would have left the encampment without feeding. "You may recall," said Tajima, "the prohibition of unauthorized personnel on the parapets, prior to the ruse or deceit of the ritual knife". "Of course," I said. "That was necessary to prevent signals or messages being transmitted to the camp of Yamada, which would have betrayed our plan. - (Rebels of Gor)