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Then I, and others, cried out with surprise, and dismay, for the heap of clothing was gone. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #465)

At the same time there was a sudden blast of heat, wavelike, which swirled about and pressed against us, even in the cell, even where we knelt. I felt my tunic whip briefly about my body. I could not see for a moment, from the light, and the obtrusive afterimage. Then I, and others, cried out with surprise, and dismay, for the heap of clothing was gone. I had no doubt that such a device, if turned on a man, would leave little behind, saving perhaps a clutter of charred, smoking bones. I suppose that this small exhibition was less than random. Certainly it would not be without its purpose, or purposes. - (Plunder of Gor)