As the nations of the world continued to expand their territories on Earth, the flames of world wars became eternal, perpetuating a cycle of violence and destruction. People grew restless, and riots against the oppressive regimes began to break out. In response, the nations resorted to committing democide, mercilessly eliminating the rioters in an attempt to maintain control. The world grew darker and harsher. The devastating effects of these conflicts extended beyond human casualties. The plant and animal life on our planet stood no chance against the infernal flames of war. The eruption of multiple volcanoes added to the destruction, their ashes polluting the atmosphere. Radioactive gases, carbon monoxide, and asbestoses filled the air, making it toxic to breathe. As a result, the temperature of the Earth's atmosphere skyrocketed to 900 Kelvin. With such extreme heat, our planet was on the verge of becoming a star itself. The oceans boiled, and the sea levels began to decrease rapidly. Humanity, in the face of such an existential threat, started to lose hope and even yearned for its own extinction. In this dystopian society, censorship was rampant, and the truth became a scarce commodity. Science, the beacon of knowledge and progress, was under threat. The risk of losing scientific knowledge altogether loomed large. It was against this backdrop of despair that a revolutionary movement emerged. Originating from the Russian Empire, near the European continent, the movement was known as the Heaven Revolution. Embracing the constructed language Esperanto, the Revolution sought to rebuild society based on the principles of equality, justice, and peace. However, the Russian Empire, viewing Esperanto as a rebellious language, refused to accept the ideals of the Heaven Revolution. They executed anyone who was fluent in Esperanto and launched a campaign to eradicate the movement. Undeterred by this opposition, the Heaven Revolution decided to leave the Russian Empire behind and set their sights on the continent of Europe. Enraged by their departure, the Russian Empire spread a message to other nations, denouncing the Heaven Revolution and rallying them against it. Meanwhile, the Holy Catholic Empire saw the Heaven Revolution as a false paradise, a rebellion from the depths of hell. They declared a crusade against the movement, seeking to stamp it out once and for all. Undaunted by these challenges, the Heaven Revolution pushed forward, finally making its way to the continent of Africa. There, they encountered the nation of Islamistan, which believed the Revolution to be haram, forbidden, and a threat to their path to Jannah, the Islamic concept of paradise. Islamistan hoped to see the Heaven Revolution crushed forever. And so, the journey of Heaven continued, navigating a world torn apart by war, division, and oppression. Would they be able to overcome the challenges and fulfill their vision of a society built on equality, justice, and peace? Only time would tell.