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TotK Who Goes There? Find Jerrin’s Voice in the Passage

Finish Who Goes There? in Tears of the Kingdom: enter the Royal Hidden Passage from the shelter, break the rocks, find the Horned Statue and report back.

10/21/2026 Base game QuestFern Team Last updated: 10/21/2026 3 min read

Where is the voice Jerrin hears?

It comes from the Horned Statue just inside the Royal Hidden Passage. In Tears of the Kingdom, you only need to investigate the nearby chamber and report to Jerrin; there is no requirement to clear the entire passage to Hyrule Castle.

ItemDetails
StartJerrin in the Emergency Shelter at Lookout Landing — Show on map
Normal prerequisiteComplete one regional temple, then return to the shelter
PreparationA rock-breaking weapon; attach a rock to a weapon if needed
RewardA Red Rupee from Jerrin
Related unlockThe Horned Statue’s separate quest, A Deal With the Statue

If you have not entered the shelter before, speak to Scorpis in the center of Lookout Landing to open it. Jerrin stands near the hole in the shelter wall once the passage stage is available.

The Goddess Statue inside the Emergency Shelter
The Goddess Statue is a landmark inside the shelter; the voice comes from the passage behind the wall.

How do you reach the statue?

  1. Talk to Jerrin and accept Who Goes There? She is worried about the voice beyond the opening.
  2. Crouch through the small hole in the wall to enter the Royal Hidden Passage.
  3. Take the nearby route to the right and break the cracked rocks. A rock-fused weapon can clear the obstruction without needing to throw explosives in the tight space.
  4. Enter the small chamber and speak to the Horned Statue to identify the source of the voice.
  5. Return through the opening and tell Jerrin what you found.
Link crouching to enter the narrow opening of the Royal Hidden Passage
Crouch through the small opening to enter the Royal Hidden Passage.

The route that continues deeper into the passage leads to other exploration and treasure. If your only goal is this quest, stop searching once you have found the statue and return to Jerrin.

What if the Horned Statue takes a heart?

That interaction begins A Deal With the Statue, a separate Side Adventure. Speak again and complete its exchange tutorial to get an essence back. The statue then lets you move upgrades between Heart Containers and Stamina Vessels for rupees.

The Horned Statue offering Heart Container and Stamina Vessel choices
The Horned Statue is the source of the voice and also offers a separate essence-trading quest.

You do not need to keep buying and selling containers to satisfy Jerrin. The important step in her quest is the report that the voice belongs to a statue. For the exchange rules and prices, use hearts or stamina.

When do you receive the reward?

Return to Jerrin in the shelter after finding the statue. She relaxes once she knows what caused the voice and gives a Red Rupee. Confirm that the Adventure Log shows the quest completed before leaving for the castle side of the passage.

Further exploration is covered in Hyrule Castle; other story chains are on the Side Adventures list.

FAQ

Why is there no opening beside Jerrin?
For the normal shelter-side route, complete one regional temple and return to Lookout Landing. The wall opening becomes available as the story progresses.
Do I need to explore the entire Royal Hidden Passage?
No. Follow the voice into the nearby chamber behind the rocks on the right. The longer route toward Hyrule Castle is optional.
The statue took a heart. Is it permanently gone?
That starts A Deal With the Statue. Speak to it again and complete the exchange tutorial to recover an essence; do not mistake it for a permanent penalty.
Why is Who Goes There? still active?
Finding the statue is only the investigation step. Return to Jerrin in the shelter and report what you found.

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