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I remember that description. It tells the story of Celesta. About when the city was founded, when and by whom it was built. It doesn't say that it stands on a mountain. Regarding the desert, consider the dwellings to be deep, because in Might and Magic, there is such a thing as SCALE, that is, you travel through cities, settlements of Bracadia (and not all of Bracadia, even the desert, was shown in Might and Magic 7), but it is impossible to fully implement this in the game. And the high mountains are in the southwest, this is visible geographically. And I recently looked at this picture. It shows almost the entire mountain. And it is quite possible that the Castle and the buildings around it stand on the mountain (which also floats, because you land in that place in the desert where there are practically no mountains at all), since, for example, the other buildings float. For example, the Labyrinth of Mist or the houses of the advisors. So Celesta is still floating in the clouds.
Yes, the city is in the sky, but it is supported by mountains. There is a scale, that's why all the mountains are small there, and there is no snow because the mountains are very small. The walls of mist do not float in the clouds; there is a bridge leading to them, and they are located on the mountain. After all, in 1999, it was impossible to implement everything that was written, so they limited themselves to a small amount