As the nations expanded their territories on Earth, the once peaceful world became engulfed in a never-ending cycle of wars. It seemed as though eternal wars were raging, consuming the very essence of humanity. The people, tired of the constant turmoil, began to rise up in riotous protests against their governments. In response, the nations, driven by fear and desperation, resorted to committing democide, wiping out entire groups of rioters in an attempt to restore order. But their actions only served to exacerbate the already dire situation. The planet itself was suffering as plant and animal life burned out at an alarming rate. Volcanoes erupted, spewing forth ashes and toxic gases, filling the atmosphere with a deadly combination of radioactive substances such as carbon monoxide and asbestoses. The atmospheric temperature skyrocketed, reaching a scorching 900 Kelvin. Earth was on the brink of becoming a star, as the world seemed to be overheating. The consequences of these catastrophic events were devastating. Oceans started to boil, leading to a sharp decrease in sea levels. People began to lose hope, longing for human extinction as they saw no end to the suffering. The once vibrant and diverse society was now censored and controlled, becoming a post-truth world where propaganda ruled. Science, the beacon of knowledge and progress, was now in danger of being obliterated completely. But amidst the chaos and despair, there emerged a glimmer of hope. Originating from the Russian Empire, specifically the city of Smolensk, a revolutionary movement known as Heaven Revolution began to grow in strength. They rejected religion and embraced the universal language of Esperanto. Their mission was to rebuild society based on the principles of equality, justice, and peace. Heaven Revolution sought to spread its message and ideology, but the Russian Empire vehemently resisted, viewing Esperanto and the movement itself as symbols of rebellion. Those who were fluent in Esperanto were persecuted and executed, as the Russian Empire feared the influence and power of Heaven Revolution. Undeterred by the violent backlash, Heaven Revolution decided to leave the Russian Empire and make its way towards the continent of Europe. The Russian Empire, angered by their defiance, unleashed a campaign to destroy the movement, spreading their message of rebellion to other nations in an attempt to isolate and eradicate Heaven Revolution. The Holy Catholic Empire, viewing Heaven Revolution as a false paradise and an uprising from the depths of hell, launched a crusade against the movement. With their religious fervor behind them, they sought to quash Heaven Revolution and maintain their grip on power. But Heaven Revolution would not be deterred. They journeyed onwards, leaving behind the continent of Europe and venturing into the vast continent of Africa. Here, they encountered the Islamic nation of Islamistan, where they were met with staunch opposition. Islamistan regarded Heaven Revolution as haram, forbidden in their faith, and believed that their aspirations of reaching Jannah, or paradise, were in direct conflict with Heaven Revolution's goals. With the Russian Empire and the Holy Catholic Empire breathing down their necks, and now facing opposition from Islamistan, Heaven Revolution's path seemed perilous. Nevertheless, they pressed on, determined to overcome the barriers and obstacles in their path. Little did they know that their journey was only just beginning, and that the challenges they would face would test their resolve and commitment to their principles of equality, justice, and peace. But in the darkest of times, it is often the forces of change and revolution that shine the brightest.