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I also realized that Adraste's present "captors" or "holders," my work and role having been compromised by my abduction and my now being in the keeping of the one-legged man, might not only not need me any longer, but might regard it as judicious to have me disappear, and far more effectively than had Adraste. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #109)

All you need do is to glimpse her, apprising me of this fact, or report to me information or conjectures as to her whereabouts. Indeed, you might even be contacted by her captors, which incident might provide us with an invaluable clue, eventually leading to her rescue. Do you understand all this, kajira?" I nodded, "Yes". I also realized that Adraste's present "captors" or "holders," my work and role having been compromised by my abduction and my now being in the keeping of the one-legged man, might not only not need me any longer, but might regard it as judicious to have me disappear, and far more effectively than had Adraste. "I was not pleased to learn that Decius of Venna, who failed me so egregiously in Brundisium, was in Port Kar," he said. "I suspect he followed me here, curious and suspicious, to cheat me of the prize I seek. I saw him on the bridge over the canal of the Thieves' Way. - (Quarry of Gor)