As nations expanded their territories on Earth, the world became engulfed in perpetual conflict and war. The once unified world seemed to be devolving into eternal chaos, as people from all walks of life began to riot and rebel against oppressive regimes. In response, the nations themselves resorted to committing democide, systematically eliminating those who dared to challenge their authority. The once vibrant plant and animal life on the planet began to wither and burn out, unable to withstand the relentless onslaught. The very forces of nature turned against humanity, with multiple volcanoes erupting and spewing ashes into the atmosphere, further exacerbating the already dire situation. The consequences of these tumultuous times extended beyond the physical realm. The atmosphere itself grew filled with toxic and radioactive gases, such as carbon monoxide and asbestos. This poisonous mixture resulted in a drastic increase in the Earth's atmospheric temperature, reaching a staggering 900 Kelvin. The planet was on the verge of transforming into a star, and the consequences were catastrophic. The oceans boiled and evaporated, leading to a dramatic decrease in sea levels. It seemed as though the world itself was rebelling against its inhabitants. Amidst this chaos, a glimmer of hope emerged in the form of the Heaven Revolution. Originating from the Russian Empire, specifically the city of Smolensk, this revolutionary movement stood for the principles of equality, justice, and peace. The members of Heaven Revolution chose to communicate in Esperanto, a language they believed to be a symbol of rebellion against established systems. They sought to rebuild society, creating a new world order based on these fundamental principles. However, their ideals and language were seen as a direct threat by the Russian Empire. Fearing the spread of this revolutionary movement, the Russian Empire resorted to executing anyone who was fluent in Esperanto. Undeterred, the Heaven Revolution decided to leave the Russian Empire and embark on a journey across Europe, spreading their message of change and hope. But their path was not an easy one. The Russian Empire, seething with anger, reached out to other nations, warning them about the deceptive nature of the Heaven Revolution. Many nations, like the Holy Catholic Empire, saw the movement as a false utopia and declared a crusade against them. The Heaven Revolution, undeterred by these challenges, continued their journey, eventually reaching the continent of Africa. Islamistan, a prominent nation in Africa, saw the Heaven Revolution as a direct threat to their religious beliefs. They proclaimed it to be haram, opposing anything that contradicted their path to Jannah, or paradise. Hopes were high that the Heaven Revolution would be crushed under the weight of mounting opposition and cease to exist forever. Amidst this complex and volatile landscape, the fate of the Heaven Revolution hung in the balance. Would their ideals of equality, justice, and peace be able to bring about the change they sought? Or would they succumb to the relentless forces opposed to their vision? Only time would tell as their incredible journey continued.