As nations continued to expand their territories on Earth, the world became engulfed in a series of eternal wars, perpetuating an endless cycle of conflict. People, disillusioned by the chaos and instability, began to rise up in revolt against their oppressive governments. However, instead of addressing the grievances of their citizens, these nations chose to respond with violence and democide, further exacerbating the harshness of the world. Amidst this tumultuous period, a revolutionary movement known as Heaven Revolution emerged from the Russian Empire, specifically from the city of Smolensk. Heaven Revolution, characterized by its use of the language Esperanto and its rejection of organized religion, sought to rebuild society based on the principles of equality, justice, and peace. However, the Russian Empire viewed Heaven Revolution as a threat to its authority and refused to entertain any notions of change. Instead, it launched a ruthless campaign to destroy the movement, considering the use of Esperanto as a sign of rebelliousness. People who were fluent in Esperanto were executed without mercy, further fueling the anger and determination of the Heaven Revolutionaries. In the face of such brutality, Heaven Revolution made the decision to leave the Russian Empire and seek refuge in continent Europe. The Russian Empire, infuriated by their departure, spread its propaganda and messages of condemnation to other nations. Surprisingly, many nations accepted these messages, believing that Heaven Revolution was a fake paradise and a rebellion from hell itself. One such nation that vehemently rejected Heaven Revolution was the Holy Catholic Empire. They viewed the movement as a threat to their own beliefs and values, and thus saw fit to launch a crusade against Heaven Revolution. Their aim was to crush the movement and eradicate any traces of its ideology, which they deemed to be heretical. Undeterred by these rejections and persecutions, Heaven Revolution pressed on, leaving continent Europe behind and venturing to continent Africa in search of a new refuge. However, they were met with opposition from Islamistan, a nation deeply rooted in Islamic traditions. Islamistan considered Heaven Revolution to be haram, or forbidden, believing that its quest for a new society went against the teachings of Islam and the promise of Jannah, or paradise. Hopeful that Heaven Revolution would be crushed forever, Islamistan joined forces with the Russian Empire and other likeminded nations who saw the movement as a threat to their own stability and power. Together, they aimed to extinguish the ideals of equality, justice, and peace that Heaven Revolution espoused, viewing them as unwanted interference in their established orders. And so, the journey of Heaven Revolution, propelled by the desire for a better world, continued amidst the raging storms of opposition and rejection. Whether they would find acceptance and sanctuary in continent Africa remained to be seen, but their resolve to build a society founded on equality, justice, and peace remained unwavering.