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Laios threw down his sword, screaming, and tried to pull the net and its occupant away from his face. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 60, Sentence #220)

Clitus had now withdrawn his net from the water and the net seemed alive, thrashing and squirming. I caught a flash of roiling color within it, saw teeth cutting at its fibers, saw part of a body, short, serpentine, and muscular, bulging and distending cords, and saw a cord severed and a triangular head, viperish, thrust through torn mesh, followed by half a body, when Clitus cried out, "Ho!" and flung the entire net and its contents over the head of the terrified, screaming minion. At the cry of the minion, Laios and Ctesippus, startled, looked back, over their shoulders, and Laios howled in horror, the net and its half-freed contents falling about his head and chest. Laios threw down his sword, screaming, and tried to pull the net and its occupant away from his face. There was blood about his eyes and throat. The net and the spined tharlarion, torn away, were then on the planks about his ankles. Ctesippus cast me a wild look, perhaps fearing that I might attempt to exploit this confusion, and rush forward. - (Avengers of Gor)