As the nations of Earth expanded their territories, the world was engulfed in a perpetual state of war. The once peaceful planet had become a breeding ground for conflict and violence. People began to rise up against the oppressive regimes, leading to widespread riots and chaos. In their desperation to maintain control, the nations resorted to committing democide, mercilessly slaughtering the rioters. The consequences of these actions extended beyond human life. The very essence of the planet was being ravaged, with plant and animal life decimated by the inferno of war. The eruptions of multiple volcanoes added to the devastation, spewing ashes high into the atmosphere. The once pure air became tainted with radioactive gases, carbon monoxide, and asbestoses. Amidst this grim reality, a glimmer of hope emerged from the Russian Empire. In the city of Smolensk, the Heaven Revolution was born. This revolutionary movement, rejecting religion and utilizing the universal language of Esperanto, sought to rebuild society based on the principles of equality, justice, and peace. They saw themselves as the harbingers of a new era. However, their aspirations were met with fierce resistance from the Russian Empire. Esperanto was seen as a dangerous form of rebellious communication, and those who were fluent in the language were hunted down and executed. But the Heaven Revolution would not be deterred. Realizing that they could not thrive in the oppressive environment of Russia, they embarked on a journey to continent Europe. The Russian Empire, enraged by their escape, began to spread the message of the Heaven Revolution to other nations, urging them to destroy and eliminate this perceived threat. One such nation was the Holy Catholic Empire, which viewed the Heaven Revolution as a false paradise and a rebellion against the divine. They saw themselves as defenders of the true faith and embarked on a crusade against the Heaven Revolution. Undeterred by these crusades, the Heaven Revolution continued their journey, now setting their sights on continent Africa. However, their progress was met with resistance once again, this time from Islamistan. The followers of Islam believed that the Heaven Revolution was a haram, forbidden, movement that must not be allowed to reach Jannah, their utopia. They hoped and prayed for the annihilation of the Heaven Revolution, seeing it as a threat to their religious beliefs. Thus, the Heaven Revolution pressed on, their determination unyielding despite the obstacles and opposition they faced. The world watched with bated breath as this revolutionary movement fought for their vision of a better future. Would their dreams of equality, justice, and peace prevail, or would the forces of oppression and prejudice crush their hopes once and for all? Only time would tell.