I traveled through time and space and became the Archbishop of Stormwind!

This black and yellow barrier stretches for thousands of miles, across the entire horizon, almost like a dark cloud, pressing heavily on the red wasteland.

Alvin was a little surprised, but his visual range was far inferior to that of the little red dragon, so he urged Akalitasaga to fly over there to take a look.

Upon hearing this, Akalissa immediately flapped her wings and shot forward. Each flap of her wings sent her soaring a great distance. The surrounding air was compressed, quickly forming into small, invisible tornadoes that nearly blew Alvin off the dragon's back.

He lowered his body in a hurry, and the huge wind pressure even pressed him against Akalitasa's back.

Fortunately, Akalitha only sprinted for a short while. When Alvin was about to collapse, the little red dragon had slowed down, and he was able to raise his head.

When he looked up, the scene in front of him shocked Alvin.

I saw the high wall in front of me, which was right in front of me. In fact, the word "high wall" was not accurate. The black and yellow color in front of me was not a wall at all, but a cross-section of the continent.

At the junction of Goldron and here, the entire Goldron is like another high plateau continent high above, with a highland difference of several kilometers between the two continents.

To reach Gorgrond from here, one must first climb this plateau. This cross-section of the plateau is perpendicular to the ground at a 90-degree angle. From a distance, it looks like an earthen wall, with countless protruding spikes, each like a giant stalagmite. The thickest part would probably take five or six humans to hug. Countless huge black thorns sprouted from the earthen wall, swirling around the spikes, looking like terrifying maces.

The man and the dragon were shocked by this creation of nature. The little red dragon had slowed down and was flying horizontally along the earth wall. Alvin looked up at the sky and found that he could not see the end of the earth wall at all. It seemed that it just went straight into the sky.

Although Akalitrassa's figure was now almost as big as the Red Dragon Queen, she still looked very small in front of this natural creation that was so tall that it had no top and no length.

"It seems Gorgrond is a plateau. We have to fly vertically to get there. Akali, is that okay?"

"Brother Alvin, you have to hold on to me!"

The little red dragon shook his body, not paying any attention to the height in front of him.

"Three, two, one, fly!"

The little red dragon flapped its wings violently and flew vertically upwards along the cliff.

Alvin hugged the little red dragon's neck tightly, his feet hanging vertically in the air, and his body swayed involuntarily with Akalitraza's flight.

The enormous wind pressure was like countless invisible hands, pressing down hard on him, making it almost impossible for him to breathe.

The wind was like a sharp knife, blowing across his face. His eyes were pressed so hard by the wind that he couldn't open them. He could only close them tightly, letting the wind whistle past his ears.

Each time Akalissa flapped her wings, a tremendous sound erupted, resounding like thunder in Alvin's ears. The air currents stirred by her wings formed powerful vortices around the cliffs. Even the stalagmites on the cliffs seemed to tremble slightly as Akalissa soared.

Some of the protruding rocks looked like sharp sword blades, and some looked like huge monster claws. When Akalitha flew over, it seemed that they would scratch or hit her at any time.

Although Alvin could not see the surrounding scenery, he could clearly feel every flap of Akalitrassa's wings.

He could feel the tenseness of her muscles and the burst of strength. From the ground, Akalitrasa looked like a red meteor, streaking a brilliant arc up the cliff.

As Akalitrassa continued to fly upwards, the air around him became thinner and the temperature dropped sharply.

Alvin's body began to stiffen, but he knew he couldn't relax now. Akalitassa seemed to have sensed the change in Alvin, but she had no other options. She had to rush to the plateau first.

Finally, Akalitha saw the end!

Her huge body rushed out of the surface of Gorgrond like a rocket, then turned in the air and slowly landed on a flat rock.

Alvin finally couldn't hold on any longer and fell off the little red dragon's back, staggering a little when his feet landed on the ground.

He gasped for breath, ran behind a rock and started crying, spitting until tears and snot came out.

As he was vomiting, he felt a soft little hand patting his back. Alvin wiped his tears and turned around to see Akalitassa's apologetic eyes.

He forced an ugly smile, took the water bottle handed to him by the little red dragon and rinsed his mouth.

"Being an astronaut really isn't something that just anyone can do! I think I'm no ordinary person now, but I didn't expect my body couldn't handle this sudden blow, hahahaha..."

"What's an astronaut?"

"It's someone who can fly into the sky and move around in outer space."

"I see, then Mr. Medivh is the astronaut!"

When Alvin heard this, he choked on his water and asked her what she meant.

"Sister Calpurnia said that it's written in the Book of Medivh that Mr. Medivh can fly to the sky to see us."

The little red dragon smiled and said, "I'm so sorry, brother, it's too high up here. I have to use this flying method to get up..."

"It's okay. I need to practice more in the future. I also want you to fly me to the top of the World Tree in Mount Hyjal to take a look, haha."

"Okay, hehe."

The little red dragon said as she jumped into Alvin's arms. It was a rare occasion for them to go out together, but she always turned into a dragon and couldn't stay with Alvin. She had been waiting impatiently for a long time, and wanted a hug as soon as she came up.

Alvin patted the little red dragon's back affectionately, and only then did he see the surrounding scenery clearly.

Although he still remembered what this place looked like in the game, and it was called Blade's Edge Mountains at that time, it is still called Gorgrond now.

Although it was a little different from what he remembered, the scene here still made Alvin exclaim at the great power of nature.

Looking around, there are huge mountain peaks everywhere. The stone spikes that were on the cliffs just now are now all over the hills here, just like the soil exploded and then quickly solidified. The spikes extend irregularly in all directions, like maces.

"Akali, where should we go to find the Black Dragon Legion..."

Looking at the endless and steep mountains and the yellow wilderness and oases between them, Alvin smiled bitterly.

"Brother, you and Sister Onyxia also have a blood pact. You can feel her."

"Yup!"

Alvin patted his head, wondering how he had forgotten all about this! Just as he sat cross-legged on the spot, just as he was about to concentrate his thoughts on exploring the black dragon, a huge noise came from the distant sky. It seemed like a roar, or an explosion. The wind carried the sound, making it difficult to hear clearly.

"Brother, it seems you don't need to look for it anymore,"

Akalitas placed her hands on the awning and looked into the distance.

"There's a black dragon over there..."

"what?"