"We were a mere ten pasangs from the exchange point where we had, the preceding day, obtained two
panther girls. Male and female outlaws do not much bother one another at the exchange points. They
keep their own markets. I cannot recall a case of females being enslaved at an exchange point, as
they bargained with their wares, nor of males being enslaved at their exchange points, when
displaying and merchandising their captures. If the exchange points became unsafe for either male
or female outlaws, because of the others, the system of exchange points would be largely valueless.
The permanency of the point, and its security, seems essential to the trade."
--pg. 27,Hunters of Gor |
