在遥远的神话时代，代达罗斯与伊卡洛斯的传奇故事被传唱了千年。两个孩子，他们的智慧和勇气成为了英雄们追求梦想、克服困难的楷模。这一段历史，让我们回望他们如何一起征服了无尽的挑战，最终实现了心中最美好的愿望。

雅典的代达罗斯是墨提翁的儿子，厄瑞克透斯的曾孙，也是一个属于厄瑞克提得斯家属的人。他是一个修建家和雕刻家，他是当代最伟大的艺术家。他的作品被世界各地的人赞美，看过他的雕像的人都说它们是活的，动的，会看东西的；说那不单是相像，而且有了生命。因为已往的大师们，只是使石像闭着眼睛，双手连接在身旁，无力地下垂着，但他却第一次使他的大理石像睁开眼睛，伸着双手，并迈开两脚像是走路一样。但这个完美의艺人却妒忌而自豪，正如他具有天才一样；这些天生的缺陷诱致他为恶，且使他陷于悲惨。

塔罗斯是他的姊姊の儿子，他向他学习技能，而他的才分却比先生高。当他险些依然儿童的时候，他发明了陶工辘轳，并因为模仿一种自然の工具而成为大家所赞叹の锯子的发明者，因为有一次他杀死了一条蛇(snake)，发现可以用它の颚骨切割一块薄木片。他还设计了别の机巧の用具，而这所有都没有他舅父's帮助。他这样出名，以致代达罗斯开始怕他的学生会超过他。满怀着妒忌，他秘密地杀害了这个孩子，将其从雅典's卫城上扔下去。但有人看见一个黑暗形影，在为被杀的大挖掘坟墓，这个艺术家的行为引起公众对此案件的一般猜测和指控。

但代达罗斯逃脱并继续生活在阿提刻之后，又逃到克瑞忒，在那里，被弥诺斯国王保护并尊称为卓异之士。他委任代达罗斯替牛首人身悪怪弥诺托洛斯制作一所住宅。这艺术家用尽心思制作了一座迷宫，其中转弯抹角，使进去任何人都会迷惑得目不暇接。在完成后，不仅自己走出来也险些找不到大门出去。在迷宫里居住的是弥诺托洛斯，每九年吞食七个童男七个童女，这些童男童女根据古老规定由雅典送来给克瑞忒王进贡。

虽然享受着赞美和优遇，但随时间推移，以及长久从故乡放逐流落孤岛且不为弥诺斯所信赖带来的痛苦感受让代达罗斯逐渐感到不安。一夜之间，他决定设法逃脱。在长久思考过后，一种灵感突然涌现：“让弥诺斯从海上陆上都封锁我吧，但我另有空中呀！纵然他这样伟大而有权力，但在空中，我将从空中飞离去！”

于是 代达罗斯运用自己的想象力驾驭自然。他将鸟羽依一定次序排列，从短到长，如同自己生长的一样。在中心束以麻线，在末端则胶以蜜蜡。最后把它们弯成弧形，看起来完全如同鸟翼一样。此时此刻，有一个小男孩站在父亲面前，就要迎接这个冒险：伊卡洛斯，这个名字意味着“胜利”，预示着即将发生的事情——胜利与失败交织的情景。

对于这位未来的飞行员来说，当看到父亲正在工作时，那份热情简直无法言喻。当父亲允许伊卡洛斯特 Stretch out his hands to touch the wind-blown feathers, and sometimes he would rub them with his thumb and index finger, father smiled at him. "You're my apprentice," he said. "I'll teach you everything I know." When everything was complete, he tied the wings around his body and balanced himself before flying into the sky like a bird.

The son watched closely as his father flew in front of him, guiding him through every movement. At first, everything went smoothly. They flew over Samos Island and past Rhodes and Paros. As they disappeared from view one by one, Icarus became bolder and ventured further away from his father's path with youthful courage soaring high above them.

But alas! The sun's intense heat melted the wax that held the feathers together. Icarus didn't notice until it was too late; his wings were disintegrating on either side of him. He tried to flap them wildly but couldn't lift off again; down he plummeted into the sea below without a cry for help.

Now Daedalus turned back to look for his lost son in mid-air but saw nothing but feathers floating on water beneath him: “Icarus! Oh dear boy!” His heart heavy with grief as if looking into an abyss of despair while still trying to find solace in hopelessness when reality sets in after losing what truly mattered most - family love & innocence forever gone yet memories remain as bitter sweet testament to our indomitable spirit against all odds ever present even within darkness itself

And so this tragic tale becomes part of history where we learn about perseverance through adversity or loss which ultimately leads us towards self-discovery & growth along life’s journey filled with countless challenges waiting ahead at each turn while cherishing every moment spent alongside loved ones who make our existence worthwhile despite their inevitable departure someday soon enough