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<blockquote data-quote="Elementor" data-source="post: 1087476" data-attributes="member: 13664">&quot;Hehe sure&quot;&nbsp; Aaron draws upon his extensive knowledge of Mythology (Knowledge:Mythology +7).&quot;According to the legend, Daedalus was a famous inventor and master builder. And it was his ability as a clever craftsman that brought Daedalus to the attention of King Minos. The king of Crete asked Daedalus to design and construct a vast labyrinth - a maze of twisting corridors and complicated passages - in which the monster known as the Minotaur could be hidden. In some versions of the story, King Minos then imprisoned Daedalus and his young son Icarus in the labyrinth, perhaps as punishment, or maybe simply to ensure that the inventor would not reveal the secret of his labyrinthine creation.&quot; Aaron realises what he just said and looks over at Max, &quot;No offense intended of course.&quot; &quot;Anyways, Daedalus didnt take his imprisonment lightly and built wings made of feathers and wax for himself and his son.&nbsp; This of course leads to the legend of Icarus but I won't get into that.&nbsp; In short, Daedalus could not escape by land or sea since Minos guarded those.&nbsp; So he escaped by air.&quot; Aaron looks around at the confused faces, &quot;Dont you get it?&nbsp; We have to escape our prison Labyrinth by flying away!&nbsp; If this is an American institute we should head to Canada or some other country where they will have less power and influence.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Elementor, post: 1087476, member: 13664"] [COLOR=limegreen]"Hehe sure"[/COLOR] Aaron draws upon his extensive knowledge of Mythology (Knowledge:Mythology +7). [COLOR=limegreen]"According to the legend, Daedalus was a famous inventor and master builder. And it was his ability as a clever craftsman that brought Daedalus to the attention of King Minos. The king of Crete asked Daedalus to design and construct a vast labyrinth - a maze of twisting corridors and complicated passages - in which the monster known as the Minotaur could be hidden. In some versions of the story, King Minos then imprisoned Daedalus and his young son Icarus in the labyrinth, perhaps as punishment, or maybe simply to ensure that the inventor would not reveal the secret of his labyrinthine creation."[/COLOR] Aaron realises what he just said and looks over at Max, [COLOR=limegreen]"No offense intended of course."[/COLOR] [COLOR=limegreen]"Anyways, Daedalus didnt take his imprisonment lightly and built wings made of feathers and wax for himself and his son. This of course leads to the legend of Icarus but I won't get into that. In short, Daedalus could not escape by land or sea since Minos guarded those. So he escaped by air."[/COLOR] Aaron looks around at the confused faces, [COLOR=limegreen]"Dont you get it? We have to escape our prison Labyrinth by flying away! If this is an American institute we should head to Canada or some other country where they will have less power and influence."[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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