# Three Crypt Statues >[!grid] >>[!card|plate] >>##### Type >>###### <span class="info"><font color="#81799">Inscription</font></span> > >>[!card|plate] >>##### Date >>###### <span class="info"><font color="#81799">15th of July, 2026</font></span> > >>[!card|plate] >>##### Session >>###### <span class="info"><font color="#81799">[[Session 0]]</font></span> >[!quote|gloss] >summary > [!card|no-title] > >##### Statue One > >The bust of a humanoid figure, their features entirely obscured by a shawl. Their face is down, and their arms out, their hands open as if letting something fall into a stone bowl beneath. > > >[!stone] > >No one can draw nigh to God save the man who has separated himself from the world. > [!card|no-title] > >##### Statue Two > >The bust of a robed figure holds out his cupped hands, a small, sharp, pin-prick spike protruding from its palms. > > >[!stone] > >Men dig their graves with their own teeth and die by those fated instruments more than the weapons of their enemies. > > > >The flesh is a treacherous friend, and the more it is coddled the more it fights back. > [!card|no-title] > >##### Statue Three > > The bust of a robed figure, their hands pressed together in prayer. > > >[!stone] > >Why do demons wish to excite in us gluttony, fornication, greed, anger, rancor and other passions? > > > >So that the mind, under their weight, should be unable to pray as it ought; for when the passions of our irrational part begin to act, they prevent the mind from acting rationally. --- >[!cite|transcript]- Transcript > ##### Statue One > >The bust of a humanoid figure, their features entirely obscured by a shawl. Their face is down, and their arms out, their hands open as if letting something fall into a stone bowl beneath. > > No one can draw nigh to God save the man who has separated himself from the world. > > --- > >##### Statue Two > >The bust of a robed figure holds out his cupped hands, a small, sharp, pin-prick spike protruding from its palms. > >Men dig their graves with their own teeth and die by those fated instruments more than the weapons of their enemies. > >The flesh is a treacherous friend, and the more it is coddled the more it fights back. > >--- > >##### Statue Three > > The bust of a robed figure, their hands pressed together in prayer. > >Why do demons wish to excite in us gluttony, fornication, greed, anger, rancor and other passions? > >So that the mind, under their weight, should be unable to pray as it ought; for when the passions of our irrational part begin to act, they prevent the mind from acting rationally.