The Cumulusian

The opening chapters of Cumulusian introduce a fantastical world built on clouds and inhabited by Cumulusians. The synopsis focuses on the early adventures of Zigo Mikota, as he and his companions embark on a perilous journey to the mysterious city of Stalf. The narrative creates a unique setting, introduces key characters, and details the initial challenges they face.

We read at the beginning of the novel: Among the manuscripts of Zara Mikota, one of the few who traveled to all the places of Cumulus, this species was written about the original and thriving pieces of Cumulus:
I passed under a stony bridge covered with mosses, and they said: here is called Burjiga. Burjiga, known as a human-like cyanobacteria valley was like a dish where the redness of rose bushes as well as the greenness of cabbage bushes were flaunted.
Seven waterfalls, three ones from a mountain and four more ones from another mountain, were falling down, and after they flowed into the ditches dug around the village, they overflowed from piece and then faded through the dense and white clouds.
It took three days to go from Burjiga, whose men were dwarf and had rough skin, and women were attractive and tall, to Jeghta, which was an extended piece with giant and vigorous parasites.
In the northernmost part of cumulus, there was an affluent and crowded area which was considered as the center of commerce and industry. Kutel Lalek and nine eastern waterfalls were the nearest parts to each other and beyond Burjiga, Kutel Lalek was known for its colorful flower gardens and sweet honey. But in the remotest western parts of cumulus, there was a small and affluent part, but it was secluded...my part.
The place where Zara Mikuta had written about was called "Gholghola".