00:00Did you know, hidden beneath the palaces of Crete, was a prison so twisted, escape was all but impossible?
00:08They called it the Labyrinth, a maze designed by the brilliant yet tormented architect Daedalus.
00:16Ordered by King Minos, it wasn't built to guard treasure, but to confine a monster, half man, half bull.
00:23The Minotaur fed on flesh, and each year, Athens was forced to send innocent youths into this deadly maze.
00:32Imagine stepping into endless corridors, every turn as silent as a grave, unaware you had just signed your death warrant.
00:41With no map, no dawn, no hope, only the knowledge that somewhere in the dark, the beast was waiting.
00:49The Labyrinth wasn't merely stone and shadow, it was cruelty given shape, a test of terror, designed to remind all who entered who held power, and who would be devoured.
01:02And so, the tale endures, a maze with no exit, a monster without mercy, and a truth that still echoes through time.
01:12Sometimes, the cruelest prisons are not the walls themselves, but the fate waiting inside.
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