Tauro Mech's DNA experimentation allowed him to bring to life a being haunted by many myths in the past. We are talking about a being with the body of a man and the head of a bull. Some know him better as The Minotaur. Legend has it that the minotaur was the son of Pasiphae, wife of the King of Crete, and a white bull sent by Poseidon, god of the sea. This important king had seriously offended Poseidon who, in revenge, made his wife fall in love with the animal. As a result of this union, the Minotaur was born, a violent being, half man, half bull, with embedded artifacts, who fed on human flesh. This beast was locked in a labyrinth built by the craftsman Daedalus, a labyrinth from which all those who entered never came out except him, who finally entered carrying tools that he would use to calibrate a kind of contraption similar to a cardiac pacemaker that the minotaur had to continue living. All except Daedalus were devoured by the Minotaur with which the King of Crete "had terrified his neighbors who paid him a tribute every year so that he would leave them in peace." It is believed that the prince of Athens Theseus offered himself first to enter the labyrinth as a tribute... It was very dark and he did not know which way to go... Each step led to certain death.But the hero received the help of Ariadne, the daughter of the king of Crete in love with the young man. He gave him a ball of thread so he would know where to return to in case he killed the Minotaur. "Theseus groped his way through the darkness. It was true: without the rope, he would soon have been hopelessly lost in that labyrinth of winding passageways. The only thing that accompanied the young hero in the dark was a chilling deep rhythmic beat, resonating bass of unknown origin, which increased in volume as he walked into the corridors, echoing throughout the labyrinth. The Minotaur roared in his ear and pushed Theseus to the ground. He stomped on him with his sharp hooves. He hit him with a blow that he forced him to drop the rope. They wrestled in the dark to the sound of pulsating sounds. The half-man, half-bull monster clutched him in its furry arms and lashed out with its tail. But Theseus grabbed him by the horns and the claws. turning first one way, then the other, kicking it, slapping it, grappling with it, and finally the beast stuttered and dropped dead, with a self-inflicted wound that pierced its heart."The heartbeat stopped and a reassuring silence settled over the place. Exhausted, Theseus beheaded the beast and picked up the thread to get out of the dark labyrinth safe and sound. Without realizing that in the center of it they were incubating eggs of this fearsome chimera..."