As nations continued to expand their territories, conflicts escalated into never-ending world wars. People grew increasingly frustrated and began rioting against their governments. In response, nations resorted to committing democide, the mass killing of rioters, further plunging the world into chaos and despair. The devastating consequences of these conflicts were not limited to human life alone. The once vibrant plant and animal life on the planet began to perish, unable to withstand the infernal heat and destruction. Multiple volcanoes erupted, belching out vast amounts of ash that filled the atmosphere. The air became laden with radioactive gases, carbon monoxide, and asbestos, rendering it toxic and hazardous to breathe. The Earth's atmospheric temperature soared to a staggering 900 Kelvin, inching closer to the point where it could potentially turn into a star. Oceans started to boil, leading to a decrease in sea levels. The prospect of human extinction became a glimmer of hope for many, as people saw it as the only way to escape the unbearable conditions. Amidst this grim reality, censorship reigned, and society was immersed in a post-truth era. Science, the beacon of knowledge and progress, now faced the risk of being obliterated. The danger of losing scientific knowledge became all too real. However, in the midst of this turmoil, a revolutionary movement called the Heaven Revolution emerged from the depths of the Russian Empire, near the continent of Europe. Reportedly originating in the Russian city of Smolensk, this movement stood for principles of equality, justice, and peace. Their language of choice was Esperanto, a symbol of rebellion against the oppressive regime. The Heaven Revolution aimed to rebuild society, free from the shackles of inequality and injustice. However, the Russian Empire viewed this movement as a threat to their authority. The regime began a brutal crackdown, executing anyone who was fluent in Esperanto. Faced with relentless persecution, the Heaven Revolution made the difficult decision to leave the Russian Empire and venture into the continent of Europe. News of the Heaven Revolution quickly spread, and nations across the globe were forced to confront this new movement. Some accepted their message, sympathizing with their call for equality and justice. Others, however, were quick to label the movement a false paradise, an uprising from hell. The Holy Catholic Empire, in particular, saw the Heaven Revolution as a direct challenge to their religious authority and initiated a crusade against them. Undeterred, the Heaven Revolution pressed forward and made their way to the continent of Africa. However, they faced a new challenge in the form of Islamistan. This nation believed that the Heaven Revolution was a haram, or forbidden, movement that had no place in the ultimate paradise, Jannah. Hoping to crush the movement once and for all, Islamistan rallied against the Heaven Revolution. In the face of opposition from both religious and political powers, the Heaven Revolution found itself fighting for its very existence. Will they overcome the odds and succeed in their mission to establish a society founded on equality, justice, and peace? Only time will tell.