The small crawlspace in front of her should have now opened, leading to a bunch of rocks blocking the path. Complete at least one leg of this quest, including one of the associated Temples, then return to the Emergency Shelter and speak to Jerrin to begin the Who Goes There? quest. To gain access to it, you must first progress through the Main Quests up to Regional Phenomena, a multi-part quest assigned by Purah. This demonic-looking statue is locked behind a hidden passageway in the Emergency Shelter, an underground bunker beneath Lookout Landing.   The Horned Statue from Breath of the Wild returns, providing Link with a means to respec his main stats. See the Goddess Statues page for a list of all Goddess Statues and where to find them.See the Shrines page for a list of all Shrines of Light, as well as guides on how to complete them.Goddess Statues are not the only source for Heart Containers as certain Quests and Boss Encounters will also award them upon completion. A Light of Blessing is awarded for the completion of each Shrine of Light, of which there are a total of 152. Link is free to choose which upgrade he wants when interacting with a statue, except for the very first one encountered at the Temple of Time near the beginning of the game which forces him to pick a Heart Container. Link can obtain these upgrades by turning in 4 Lights of Blessing at any Goddess Statue.  Each Heart Container grants one Heart and each Stamina Vessel grants a 1/5 segment of a Stamina Wheel. The main function of Goddess Statues is to reward Link with either a Heart Container which increases his maximum number of Hearts and allowing him to take more damage before dying, or a Stamina Vessel, increasing his maximum Stamina and allowing him to perform more actions that utilize this resource. Heart Containers are closely tied to the Goddess Statues found in each major settlement and other locations in Hyrule.  How to Obtain Heart Containers in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom?

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