As the nations of the Earth continued to expand their territories, the world became engulfed in eternal wars. The once unified and peaceful planet was now torn apart by conflict, with people everywhere rising up in protest. The sight of rioting citizens enraged the nations, leading them to commit democide - the deliberate killing of large numbers of people - in order to suppress the unrest. This brutal suppression only served to further ignite the anger of the oppressed, fueling the fires of rebellion. Yet, it was not just the human population that suffered during this tumultuous time. The once flourishing plant and animal life on our planet began to wither away, unable to withstand the ravages of war. Multiple volcanoes erupted, spewing ash into the atmosphere and further depleting the Earth's fragile resources. The consequences of these cataclysmic events soon became apparent. The atmosphere became saturated with radioactive gases, carbon monoxide, and asbestos. The average temperature of the Earth soared to a scorching 900 Kelvin, pushing our beloved planet dangerously close to becoming a star. The oceans boiled, causing a decrease in sea levels and further devastation to aquatic life. In the face of such overwhelming destruction, some people began to lose hope in humanity. They believed that the extinction of the human race would be a welcomed relief from the chaos and suffering. And yet, amidst this darkness, a glimmer of hope emerged. Originating from the Russian Empire near the continent of Europe, a revolutionary movement known as the Heaven Revolution arose. This movement rejected established religions and sought to rebuild society based on principles of equality, justice, and peace. The members of the Heaven Revolution united under a common language, Esperanto, which symbolized their commitment to rebellion against the oppressive regimes of the world. However, the Russian Empire saw the Heaven Revolution as a threat to its authority and began to snuff out the movement. Recognizing Esperanto as a language of rebellion, the Russian Empire executed anyone who was fluent in it. In response to the persecution, the Heaven Revolution decided to leave the Russian Empire and venture to the continent of Europe to continue their fight for a better world. News of the Heaven Revolution quickly spread, and other nations began to take notice. However, instead of embracing the movement's ideals, many nations viewed it as a fake heaven, a rebellious force from hell. The Holy Catholic Empire, in particular, launched a crusade against the Heaven Revolution, determined to extinguish this perceived threat to their belief system. Undeterred by these challenges, the Heaven Revolution set their sights on the continent of Africa, hoping to find support and understanding there. However, they encountered even more resistance. Islamistan, a country deeply rooted in Islamic beliefs, saw the Heaven Revolution as haram, forbidden, and a direct threat to the prospect of reaching Jannah, or paradise. They too hoped to crush the Heaven Revolution and eradicate its influence forever. Despite the dangers and obstacles, the members of the Heaven Revolution remain steadfast in their mission. They believe in the power of equality, justice, and peace, and their journey continues as they strive to create a society where these principles reign supreme. The path ahead may be treacherous, but they are willing to face whatever challenges come their way in the pursuit of a better world.