Emeric's Pilgrimage

From the description: Emeric was a symbol of valour and knightly virtues in the bygone times. Many bards sang of his heroic deeds. After his greatest Crusade, he decided to take a pilgrimage to the monastery in Graven-Tosk. The monastery is famous for being the final resting place of Prince Jarema – a bloodthirsty, gold hoarding noble. When he reached the foot of Mount Golgotha the Basilisks revealed themselves and turned Emeric into a crude stone statue. Now cursed for all eternity, he moves a finger-length a year towards the Monastery of the Profane Cross. When he finishes his pilgrimage, the world will end.