Transcription: I have spent too much time with you already," said Minos, and turned to mount a small dais. He's not the most talkative man, said Theseus to his companion, some of whom gave a harsh laugh. Privately, Theseus wondered whether Minos had been struck by a resemblance between him and his father, as his father had looked at his age. People of Khorii," began Minos. Know that another nine years have passed since the death of a beloved son, an Androgyus, killed by murderous Athens. His voice shook slightly when he uttered his enemy's name, but his face remained expressionless.
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