My people do. I used to have my own island and do whatever I wanted, now I live in a town with other humans. [ There's a fondness in his voice when he admits the last part. Alberto's got a family of sorts now, it's a good change from being all alone. ]

Cities suspended above the water? Like balloons? How did the houses not fall down? [ He's never seen anything like it, so it's hard to imagine. Raining all day sounds unpleasant, though, Alberto doesn't think he could live without the sun now that he's got so used to it. ]

Let's see if we can collect some wood. Moving will help you stay warm too. [ Through the badly lit store, he's trying to see what plants seem to be the better for the fire, dried up or close to it. Next to the wall with the curtains, there are branches and brushes, so hopefully, that is a good start. ]