The road leading to the village of Lusío, in the León region of El Bierzo, is narrow, and the landscape that stretches out, once green and lush, is now terrifying. The great mountains have turned black, only the branches of the trees remain, and ash piles up. A pile of ash. The sign indicating the name of this town is charred, and a stroll through its streets is almost impossible; they are covered in rubble, and smoke from the constantly rekindling fires still wafts through the air. As far as the eye can see, everything is pitch black.