As the world descended into chaos, with nations expanding their territories and eternal wars raging on, the plight of the people grew increasingly dire. The effect of this turmoil extended beyond just political unrest, as the very fabric of nature began to unravel. The once vibrant plant and animal life on our planet began to wither and burn under the infernal heat. Nature's fury was further compounded by the eruption of multiple volcanoes, which spewed ashes into the atmosphere, creating a sinister shroud that enveloped the Earth. The very air we breathe became poisoned, contaminated with radioactive gases such as carbon monoxide and asbestoses. As a result, the atmospheric temperature soared to unimaginable levels, reaching a scorching 900 Kelvin. It seemed as though Earth itself would soon become a star, its intense heat boiling the oceans and causing a drastic decrease in sea levels. In the midst of this apocalyptic scenario, some whispered a desperate hope for human extinction. They believed that only through our eradication could the planet find respite from the suffering it endured. However, amidst this bleakness, one movement emerged, offering a ray of hope for a new world. Originating from the Russian Empire, specifically the city of Smolensk, the Heavenly Revolution was born. The language of this revolutionary movement was Esperanto, a linguistic form that rejected traditional hierarchies and strove for a society built on the principles of equality, justice, and peace. It sought to heal the wounds of a shattered world and reestablish harmony among its inhabitants. However, the Russian Empire, recognizing the power and influence of Esperanto as a rebellious language, vehemently opposed this uprising. They began a campaign of execution, targeting those who were fluent in the language. The Heavenly Revolution, facing this brutal repression, made the decision to leave the Russian Empire and set its sights on the European continent. Their move incensed the Russian Empire, whose anger led them to spread their message to other nations. Much to the Heavenly Revolution's dismay, many nations accepted the Russian Empire's declaration and began to mobilize against them. One such entity, the Holy Catholic Empire, viewed the Heavenly Revolution as a false utopia, a rebellion birthed in the depths of hell itself. They embarked on a crusade to eradicate the movement, believing it to be a betrayal of their sacred beliefs. Undeterred by the opposition they faced, the Heavenly Revolution decided to venture into the vast continent of Africa. However, they encountered resistance from a place they did not expect - Islamistan. Considered haram and a threat to their entry into Jannah, Islamistan vehemently rejected the ideals and principles of the Heavenly Revolution, hoping to crush the movement forever. And so, as the Heavenly Revolution continued its arduous journey across continents, their struggle for a better world persisted. They faced opposition from both religious and political powers, each seeking to quell their message of hope and change. The fate of the Heavenly Revolution and the world hung in the balance, as the future of society, truth, and scientific knowledge faced an uncertain path.