As nations continued to expand their territories on Earth, the world plunged into an era of perpetual war. These conflicts, once known as world wars, had now evolved into eternal wars, causing massive unrest amongst the people. Rioting erupted in various parts of the world as individuals sought to voice their frustrations and fight against the oppressive regimes that governed them. In response to the riots, nations resorted to committing democide, a term used to describe the deliberate killing of a large number of people by a government. The world grew increasingly harsh and unforgiving as plant and animal life on the planet were ravaged and burned to ashes. Volcanoes erupted, spewing their fiery fury into the atmosphere, further polluting it with radioactive gases, carbon monoxide, and asbestos. The consequences of these actions were dire. The atmospheric temperature of Earth skyrocketed to a staggering 900 Kelvin, causing some to speculate that our planet could potentially transform into a star. The world teetered on the brink of overheating, with the oceans boiling and the sea level rapidly decreasing. It seemed as though many had lost hope, wishing for humanity's extinction as a means to escape this nightmarish reality. Amidst this chaos, censorship prevailed, further exacerbating the deteriorating state of society. Truth became a scarce commodity, and science, once revered for its pursuit of knowledge and understanding, now faced the imminent risk of being obliterated. The very fabric of scientific progress was torn asunder. It is in this bleak and desolate landscape that the Heaven Revolution emerged. Originating from the Russian Empire, particularly the city of Smolensk, this revolutionary movement adopted the language of Esperanto and fervently rejected religion. Its mission was to rebuild a society that embraced the principles of equality, justice, and peace. However, the Heaven Revolution faced fierce opposition from the Russian Empire. Recognizing Esperanto as a form of rebellious language, the empire began executing those who were fluent in it. Unable to withstand such brutality, the Heaven Revolution made the difficult decision to leave Russian soil and embark on a journey across Europe. The Russian Empire, angered by this defiance, spread its message of suppression and condemnation to other nations. Surprisingly, many nations accepted this proclamations, believing it to be in their best interest to eliminate any threat to their power. Meanwhile, the Holy Catholic Empire, viewing the Heaven Revolution as a false utopia and a rebellion from hell, launched a crusade against it. Intent on stamping out this perceived threat, they mobilized their forces to confront the revolutionaries head-on. Undeterred, the Heaven Revolution pressed forward, leaving behind the continent of Europe and venturing into the vast lands of Africa. However, they encountered yet another obstacle in the form of Islamistan. Considering the revolution to be haram, meaning forbidden, Islamistan sought to crush the Heaven Revolution, hoping to prevent its arrival into Jannah, the Islamic concept of paradise. And so, the journey of Heaven continued, beset with challenges and opposition at every turn. Little did they know that their quest for a better world would take them to unimaginable heights and unimaginable depths. Only time would tell if their resilience and determination would be enough to overcome the forces that sought to destroy them.