Lynx was oddly enough one of the few demonic beings or evil beings to put it more accurately, to be brought here against his will.  It wasn't Labyrinth herself that brought him, but rather his own dark Goddess that had put him here for his failures in his home world.  FATE was a cruel mistress at times, but he would redeem himself eventually and be brought back home to finish what he had started.  Failing to kill the host body's own son, twice over no less, had made his Mistress decide to let him earn his own way back home, which he had every intention of doing.  Thankfully she hadn't sent him here without a full profile on the creature that ran this place, so he knew that the maze he was in was an extension of the being that controlled it.  Essentially they were one and the same, and he could use that to his advantage if he had to.  Coming out of the shadows where two demons were about to torment two victims of their own in a massive bedchamber littered with the dried up corpses of someone's previous kills, Lynx let his scythe rest on his right shoulder as he wandered away from them, planning to find his own fun elsewhere.  He was a sadistic monster, a feline demon that knew no mercy, no compassion, and had manipulated countless people into doing what he wanted.  This place would be no match for the likes of him.  Even so, he had every intention of having a bit of fun while he was here if he could find someone to utterly destroy in the most carnal ways that he could think of.<br/><br/>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/>Meanwhile, Labyrinth and her son would receive a message from the Goddess of FATE that ruled the world from whence Lynx had come from.  Her voice was impossible to ignore even if they had wanted to.<strong>Greetings Labyrinth and Labyrinthm, I am the Goddess of FATE, a super computer generated force of nature from a world you might not be aware exists.  Regardless, I have sent an agent of mine to your walls because he has failed me twice too many times, and thus I want you to test him, to make sure he is worthy of returning to our world at a later date.  He is strong, cunning, and merciless, things that make him ideal for what I need him for, but because of his shortcomings of late, I do not want him to return until every weakness he has exhibited is purged from his being.  Will you accept him and put him to use?  The rewards for helping me are great indeed.</strong>Now it was up to them to decide whether they'd accept her proposal or not.  She planned to deliver quite a few of her human subjects to the Maze at a later date if they approved and would gladly let them do with them as they liked.  If not, she'd leave Lynx to die and simply create another being that would better suit her twisted needs.