As the nations continued to expand their territories on Earth, the world was engulfed in a perpetual state of warfare. What began as conflicts between countries soon escalated into eternal wars, with no end in sight. People, feeling the weight of this chaos, began to voice their dissatisfaction through riots and protests. However, instead of addressing their concerns, the nations responded with brutality, resorting to democide to suppress the uprisings. The consequences of these ongoing conflicts had dire repercussions for the planet's environment. The natural world, both plant and animal life, was being ravaged and burnt to ashes. Countless volcanoes erupted, spewing their destructive forces into the atmosphere. The air became filled with toxic gases such as carbon monoxide, radioactive elements, and even asbestos. With each passing day, the Earth's atmosphere grew hotter and hotter. The temperature reached an unthinkable 900 Kelvin, threatening to turn our planet into a star. Oceans, once teeming with life, began to boil, leading to a decrease in sea levels. People, witnessing the devastation around them, started to lose hope. Some even began to believe that human extinction would be a better option than enduring this harsh existence. But in the midst of this chaos and despair, a revolutionary movement emerged, originating from the Russian Empire in Europe. Known as the Heaven Revolution, this movement rejected religion and advocated for a society built on the principles of equality, justice, and peace. Their language of choice was Esperanto, a language that symbolized their rebellion against the oppressive forces. However, the Russian Empire, aware of the radical ideas and the power of Esperanto, quickly moved to suppress the Heaven Revolution. They executed anyone who was fluent in Esperanto, seeing it as a symbol of defiance. Undeterred, the Heaven Revolution decided to leave the Russian Empire and spread their message across Europe. But the Russian Empire was not willing to let them go so easily. They spread propaganda, painting the Heaven Revolution as a false paradise and a rebellion from hell. They rallied other nations to their cause, and soon the movement faced opposition from all sides. The Holy Catholic Empire, seeing the Heaven Revolution as a threat to their own power, launched a crusade against them, determined to crush the rebellion. Faced with mounting hostility, the Heaven Revolution decided to leave Europe behind and seek refuge in the vast continent of Africa. However, their arrival in Africa was met with resistance from Islamistan, who viewed the movement as haram and believed it had no place in Jannah, their idea of heaven. They hoped that by smashing the Heaven Revolution, they could restore their perception of paradise. And so, as the Heaven Revolution continued its journey, the world found itself caught in a web of conflicts, ideologies, and oppression. The truth became a casualty of censorship, and even scientific knowledge was at risk of obliteration. The future seemed uncertain, with the fate of humanity hanging in the balance.