As the nations of Earth expanded their territories, conflicts escalated into never-ending world wars. The once peaceful existence of people transformed into a chaotic and riotous state. In response, governments resorted to brutal tactics and began committing democide, wiping out entire groups of rioters. The world was descending into a harsh and unforgiving state. Not only were the lives of humans being torn apart, but the planet itself was suffering. The delicate balance of plant and animal life on Earth was being annihilated. Volcanic eruptions spewed out immense amounts of ash, polluting the atmosphere. Radioactive gases, carbon monoxide, and asbestoses filled the air, making it toxic to breathe. The atmospheric temperatures skyrocketed to a scorching 900 Kelvin, causing Earth to become dangerously close to becoming a star. The oceans boiled, leading to a decrease in sea levels. It was an apocalyptic scene, and many people found solace in the idea of human extinction. But amid the chaos and destruction, a glimmer of hope emerged. Originating from the Russian Empire, near the continent of Europe, a revolutionary movement known as the Heaven Revolution began to take shape. They adopted the universal language of Esperanto and rejected the influence of religion. Their mission was to rebuild a society based on the principles of equality, justice, and peace. The Heaven Revolution quickly gained momentum and started spreading its ideals beyond the borders of the Russian Empire. However, the ruling power refused to entertain any notions of change and sought to destroy the movement. They saw Esperanto as a rebellious language and began executing anyone who could speak it fluently. Faced with imminent danger, the Heaven Revolution made the difficult decision to escape from the clutches of the Russian Empire and venture into the vast continent of Europe. This enraged the Russian Empire, prompting them to spread the message of the Heaven Revolution's existence to other nations. Surprisingly, these nations accepted the warning and began to prepare for the potential threat. But not all nations were open to the ideas of the Heaven Revolution. The Holy Catholic Empire viewed the movement as a false utopia and believed it to be a rebellion from the depths of hell. They declared a holy crusade against the Heaven Revolution, pledging to eradicate it from existence. With no safe haven in Europe, the Heaven Revolution was forced to leave the continent and set its sights on Africa. However, they faced resistance from Islamistan, who deemed the movement haram and unfit for passage to Jannah, their idea of paradise. They hoped to crush the Heaven Revolution once and for all. Thus, the journey of the Heaven Revolution continued, fraught with danger and uncertainty. The movement yearned for a society that embraced truth and science, but censorship posed a significant threat. The risk of losing scientific knowledge and being cast into a post-truth society was ever-present. Despite the adversities, the Heaven Revolution remained determined to spread its message of equality, justice, and peace. They hoped to find a place where their ideals could flourish and pave the way for a better future. The journey continued, knowing that the path ahead would be complex and arduous.