The party moved quickly past the dancing platforms and ran into the mechanical fish, which they were able to defeat, helped by their sword +1, +3 vs. regenerating creatures.
In the Taureion, they puzzled over the bronze cow for a while and were very disturbed when they figured out what it was for. Together with the bull horns on the wall, they began to piece together the birth story of the Minotaur. (Although the Greek players instantly recognised Daedalus and Talos, they were unfamiliar with this particular legend).
Unsuspectingly, they headed into the Lair of the Sea Gorgon. They saw a shape flitting between the broken pillars. The surviving elf advanced and Pasiphaë emerged from the watery shadows to attack! The elf landed a blow against her before meeting her gaze and being instantly petrified. He was wearing the aegis but unfortunately had neglected to clean it so could not avail of the bonus to petrification saves.
The rest of the party averted their gaze. Three had mirrors, the rest closed their eyes. Eventually Pasiphaë, wounded, fled into the open sea.
I had included a scroll of Stone to Flesh on the magic item list at the start. Regrettably the magic-user had chosen a scroll of Fireball instead.