As the nations continued to expand their territories on Earth, the world plunged into a never-ending cycle of wars. What were once conflicts between nations had turned into eternal wars, consuming the lives and hopes of countless individuals. People, frustrated and disillusioned, began to take to the streets in riots, demanding change and justice. However, rather than seeking a peaceful resolution, the nations responded with aggression and violence. They committed democide, ruthlessly suppressing the rioters and further fueling the anger and resentment within society. The world grew harsher with each passing day, both in terms of the physical environment and the state of humanity. The planet's once-thriving plant and animal life were now being decimated. Infernos ravaged the land, reducing everything in their path to ashes. Volcanoes erupted, spewing out toxic gases into the atmosphere. The air was thick with carbon monoxide, asbestoses, and radioactive substances. The atmospheric temperature soared to unimaginable levels, reaching a blistering 900 Kelvin. The Earth trembled under the weight of this environmental catastrophe. The oceans started to boil, causing the sea levels to decrease rapidly. It seemed as though the planet itself was on the verge of becoming a star, with the potential to explode into a blazing inferno. The people, facing such extreme conditions, began to lose hope. Many secretly wished for human extinction, believing it would be a release from the unbearable suffering they endured. To make matters worse, censorship had become rampant. The concept of truth was distorted, and society descended into a post-truth era. Scientific knowledge, once revered and cherished, was now in danger of being obliterated. The risk of losing valuable scientific advancements and innovations loomed large, threatening to plunge humanity further into darkness. But amidst this dystopian chaos, a glimmer of hope emerged. It originated from the Russian Empire, near the continent of Europe. A revolutionary movement known as the Heaven Revolution began to gain traction. Its members communicated in Esperanto, a language that rejected the dominance of any particular nation or religion. The Heaven Revolution aimed to rebuild society based on the principles of equality, justice, and peace. However, the Russian Empire saw this movement as a threat. It understood that Esperanto symbolized rebellion against the established order. In a bid to annihilate the Heaven Revolution, the Russian Empire launched a brutal campaign of repression, executing anyone who was fluent in Esperanto. Undeterred, the Heaven Revolution decided to leave the Russian Empire and set foot on the continent of Europe. The Russian Empire, filled with rage and fearing the spread of this movement, embarked on a mission to spread its message to other nations. To their surprise, nations across the globe accepted the Russian Empire's call to destroy the Heaven Revolution, perceiving it as a dangerous force that needed to be suppressed. Meanwhile, the Holy Catholic Empire viewed the Heaven Revolution as a fake paradise and a rebellion against their beliefs. They saw it as a threat to their authority and embarked on a crusade against it, determined to dismantle it completely. Undeterred by these oppositions, the Heaven Revolution pressed on, leaving the continent of Europe behind and making its way towards the continent of Africa. However, their hopes of finding solace in Africa were shattered when they reached Islamistan. The people of Islamistan considered the Heaven Revolution to be haram, forbidden by Islamic law, and believed that it should never reach Jannah, their concept of paradise. They fervently hoped for the Heaven Revolution to be crushed once and for all. And so, the journey of the Heaven Revolution continued, a relentless battle against opposing forces, a quest for a better world amidst a dystopian reality. Only time would tell if their principles of equality, justice, and peace would triumph over the forces of oppression and prejudice.