I'm glad you like those Classical Greek myths, 'Piratemonster'. They really are terrific stories. However, Pirate101 (and Wizard101) intentionally pay homage to these great stories, and do not try to reproduce them as the authentic myth. The playful homage and tweaking of myth, literature, and history is one of the things I enjoy the very most about Pirate101.

I agree, the maze in Grizzleheim is a truly excellent one. But here in Pirate101 we have a 'labyrinth', which is not always the same thing. While the fact that Daedalus barely escaped his own labyrinth would seem to indicate that there were multiple, confusing paths of a maze, most Classical Greek depictions of a labyrinth show a single looped pathway to the center. Mind you, that's not what we see in Pirate's Labyrinth, which seems to be a hybrid of the two ideas.

The Labyrinth, though, of the original story, could have been a path with ultimately only one destination - the center where the Minotaur lurked. And in that labyrinth there was no treasure, only death. There was no way out. It's a grim tale. The only reason Theseus got out was that he was able to cheat, with the help of the princess Ariadne (say, I wonder where she is in Aquila?...)

Pirate101's take on the story explains why we haven't been able to find Argos (he was holding the gates) and why we needed to find Theseus (because where he was, so was Argos). An immortal Minotaur means that all the great heroes of Aquila can't just saunter in and get rid of it. It needed planning, and someone to provoke the creature (which Hawkules did admirably. Being provoking is our specialty). Having mortal sons of the Minotaur makes the Labyrinth all the more dangerous -- and provides us with interesting foes!