Statue of Odin

The statue closest to the central statue on this wall is a man clad in half-plate, a sword strapped to his side. He sits on a throne, two ravens on his shoulder - one on each side. A spear stands in his hand opposite his sword side, indicating that he is willing to dual-wield the two when he needs to; although you're not sure how a one-handed spear would even work. Below his helmet rests his face, an eyepatch over one of his eyes. His beard is long and gray, indicating that the deity is aging. Huh, you think, I didn't know deities *could* grow old. On closer inspection, the ravens appear to be whispering in his ear. What are they telling him? you idly wonder. The more you gaze at the statue, the more your curiosity grows. The more your desire to know whatever secrets two birds are telling him deepens.

As you finally manage to will yourself to break your eyes from his head, you glance down to the plaque at the bottom, "Odin, Lord of Asgard, may Huginn and Muninn tell him all." Well, there's one question answered at least - the names of the ravens.