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| 58 | 240 | The View more quotes about name">name 'Kameko' had been put on her, as a slave name. |
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| 58 | 237 | And if there was a wager, I had no assurance that its outcome would be respected by either Priest-Kings or Kurii. |
| 58 | 238 | Were these not independent, powerful, sovereign species, under no shared law, subject to no common sovereign, capable of imposing its will, but rather stood opposite one another in a state of nature, rather as two larls might face one another, snarling, contesting territory. |
| 58 | 239 | And who would presume to give law to the savage larl? She who had been the Lady Kameko was outside, in the corridor, kneeling, bent over, bound. |
| 58 | 240 | The name 'Kameko' had been put on her, as a slave name. |
| 58 | 241 | The tie in which she had been placed was an efficient and familiar slave tie. |
| 58 | 242 | In it the slave leash is utilized. |
| 58 | 243 | The slave is knelt. |