Labyrinth

The Labyrinth is an underground maze, originally built on the island of Crete by the inventor Daedalus to hold the Minotaur in.
==Description==
The Labyrinth is a self-aware, self-expanding maze with a malevolent consciousness given to it by Daedalus against the warnings of Apollo. The Labyrinth connects many locations different locations on Earth and time can run differently within, making a few minutes in the Labyrinth an hour in the outside world or even a couple of days traveling turn into several days in the outside world. The Labyrinth is constantly shifting and attempting to kill its inhabitants.
The Labyrinth can only be safely navigated by a mortal with Clear Sight who is able to see the traps and correct passages to take. Satyrs can also navigate through the Labyrinth using their enhanced senses of smell, but they aren't as accurate as a clear-sighted mortal, can get lost and take longer to navigate. Other ways of successfully navigating are Ariadne's String and following a mechanical spider created by Hephaestus. The Labyrinth's ever shifting and changing nature makes it impossible to map.
==History==
The Labyrinth was originally built for Crete after the birth of the Minotaur after Pasiphaë had an affair with the Cretan Bull due to Minos not sacrificing it. Minos got this idea after consulting the Oracle of Delphi. In order to protect its secret, Minos imprisoned its inventor, Daedalus, inside but gave him his own workshop. Despite the warnings of Apollo, Daedalus gave the maze its own malevolent consciousness. Daedalus eventually flew out of the Labyrinth by making wings for him and his son, Icarus. Theseus managed to track through the Labyrinth using the string of Minos' daughter, Ariadne, and make it back after slaying the Minotaur.
Over time, the Labyrinth continued growing, spreading beyond even Daedalus' ability to control. Following the murder of Minos, Daedalus retreated back into the Labyrinth to hide and avoid death and the punishment that he knew was coming for him for his crimes.