As the nations of Earth continued to expand their territories, the world became a stage for eternal wars. The previously localized conflicts now engulfed the entire planet, pushing people to their breaking point. Rioting became a common sight as the frustration and anger of the people reached its peak. In response, nations resorted to a horrifying deed - democide. They began to brutally eliminate the rioters, leading to an even greater level of unrest and chaos. But the turmoil wasn't limited to the human population. The plant and animal life on our planet were also suffering. The once vibrant ecosystems were now being consumed by an inferno of destruction. As multiple volcanoes erupted, they spewed ashes into the atmosphere, further exacerbating the dire situation. The air became toxic as it filled with radioactive gases, carbon monoxide, and asbestoses. These hazardous substances polluted the atmosphere and threatened the existence of all living beings. The consequences of these catastrophic events unfolded rapidly. The atmospheric temperature of Earth soared to an unimaginable 900 Kelvin. It was as if the planet itself was on the brink of becoming a star. The world was on the edge of overheating, leading to the boiling of the oceans and a significant decrease in sea levels. It seemed as though the end was near, and people started to believe that human extinction was the only solution to this apocalyptic predicament. In this grim dystopia, censorship became a prevalent tool of control. Society descended into a post-truth era, where facts were distorted, and information was manipulated. The world of science, once revered for its pursuit of truth and knowledge, was now in grave danger. The risk of losing scientific knowledge altogether became a haunting possibility. However, amidst the chaos and despair, a revolutionary movement emerged. Originating from the Russian Empire, near the continent of Europe, this movement came to be known as the Heaven Revolution. The revolutionaries shared a common language, Esperanto, and rejected the influence of religion in their movement. Their aim was to rebuild society based on principles of equality, justice, and peace. As the Heaven Revolution gained momentum, the Russian Empire saw it as a threat and refused to accept its ideals. The empire, aware that Esperanto and its use represented a form of rebellion, began executing those who were fluent in the language. In response, the Heaven Revolution decided to leave the Russian Empire and set its sights on the continent of Europe. As news of the Heaven Revolution spread, nations worldwide reacted differently to this revolutionary movement. For some, like the Holy Catholic Empire, they viewed the Heaven Revolution as a false paradise and a rebellion from hell itself. They felt compelled to crusade against it, determined to eliminate what they perceived as a threat. The Heaven Revolution continued its journey, moving from continent to continent. However, its arrival in Africa was met with resistance from the region known as Islamistan. The people of Islamistan considered the movement to be haram, forbidden by their religious beliefs. They hoped that the Heaven Revolution would be crushed and never be able to reach Jannah, their version of paradise. And so, the journey of the Heaven Revolution continued, facing numerous obstacles and opposition along the way. The fate of this movement, with its aspirations for a more just and equal society, remained uncertain in this tumultuous world.