Night came and went, and he saw the moon descend and sunrise over the clouds reflecting a sea of orange light before reaching a point high above them in the sky. Albus let the kestrel glide its way across the sky, moving at incredible speeds. A large cumulus of cloud loomed away in the distance. As the thestrel got closer, Albus could see it concealed the peak of a large mountain range. It was Mount Khadur, the tallest of all the mountains, and as they got even closer, Albus could see that some of the mountains had been hewn into various figures and shapes. He was closing in on his destination, the city of Delphinor, better known as Dragon's Peak. The figures loomed ahead, and their details became more clarified. They were huge, life-size statues of historical dragons. There was Framp the Opaleye, Galdor the fireball, Galomor the Ridgeback, and Krum the Vipertooth. Some of the statues knelt on their hind legs, some sat upright, and some were on all four legs so one could see their full span. To fully marvel at them, Albus flew over the city of Glorfindel, despite her protestations and desired to unload the Lord and get back on her hooves. Mercifully, Lord Albus let the kestrel come down to earn some much-needed rest in the mountain city's stables.