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"The observation ship of the corsairs, forward from the balance of the fleet, is closer now," said Clitus. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 56, Sentence #13)

"That attack," said Clitus, wiping his bloodied trident, "was no bare probe". "They have tested our defenses and assessed our numbers," said Thurnock. "Their officers are heartened; they are sanguine with victory; they can feel it in their grasp, they can smell it in our shed blood, see it in our weakness and paucity, hear it in the groans of our wounded, note it in the confidence and jubilation of their troops". "The observation ship of the corsairs, forward from the balance of the fleet, is closer now," said Clitus. "It wants to observe the kill," said Thurnock. "I want it closer," I said, "and I want the mercenaries to mass together, crowded, shield to shield, intent on naught but war, each hoping for his place on a ladder, each eager for a kill". "Dear Captain," said Thurnock, "I fear you will soon have your wish". - (Avengers of Gor)