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How terrible, and fearsome, seemed that form of life! What could stand against such things? Might not such things rule worlds? My comprehension, and the horror of it, seemed far more grievous than the impact I had sustained. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #611)

The pain I felt seemed as though it might be the affliction of another. I struggled to comprehend the horror of what had occurred, not what I had felt but what I had seen. I had witnessed, for the first time, what must be Kurii. How terrible, and fearsome, seemed that form of life! What could stand against such things? Might not such things rule worlds? My comprehension, and the horror of it, seemed far more grievous than the impact I had sustained. That was easily comprehensible, a simple matter of an explicable, fierce collision of forces. But that life forms such as I had just seen might exist was other than this; it was devastatingly disconcerting. One's position in a chain of life, one's place in a complacent universe, is suddenly challenged. - (Plunder of Gor)