El Pájaro de fuego (Tierras de LAC, 1)

No one can cross the borders of the vast territory of the Lands of LAC. Its origins are uncertain, but its mythology traces back to a plague that ravaged life on Earth, and to the heroic deeds of the thirty families who settled in the mountains of the Blue Range. There they founded a new society, devoted to their god LAC, and the age of the Lit began. The Lit, guided by LAC, selected human embryos to create the Wur, strong and submissive, and the Zan, intelligent and tireless. Since then, prosperity has reigned in the territory, and peace has only been threatened by the savage Hogul of the eastern forests. But the balance is shaken when the Firebird bursts into the lives of four young people. Hacme, Senda, Ror, and Kajo, unaware of the invisible bonds that unite them, are forced into a headlong flight through a society that brooks no dissent, a cruel world riddled with secrets, death, and silence. Nothing will ever be the same again.