As the nations of the world continued to expand their territories and engage in never-ending wars, chaos and unrest began to grip the planet. People all around the globe took to the streets, rioting against the oppressive regimes and demanding their rights. In response, the nations started resorting to extreme measures, committing democide by brutally suppressing the protesters. Not only were human lives being extinguished, but the very essence of life on Earth was also under threat. The planet's plant and animal species were being decimated at an alarming rate as fires raged uncontrollably. To make matters worse, volcanoes erupted, releasing a deluge of ashes into the atmosphere. The air became toxic, filled with radioactive gases, carbon monoxide, and asbestoses. The consequences of these devastating events were catastrophic. The Earth's atmospheric temperature skyrocketed to a scorching 900 Kelvin, pushing the planet to the brink of becoming a star. The oceans began to boil, causing a rapid decrease in sea levels. The future seemed bleak, with people even hoping for human extinction to save what little was left of the world. In this grim and dystopian future, censorship became the norm. Society embraced a post-truth mentality, with the dissemination of accurate scientific knowledge at risk of being obliterated. The pursuit of truth was met with resistance, creating a dangerous atmosphere for scientific discovery and progress. However, amid this chaos, a revolutionary movement emerged, originating from the Russian Empire. This movement, known as the Heaven Revolution, sought to rebuild society based on principles of equality, justice, and peace. They rejected religion and adopted Esperanto as their language of communication. The Heaven Revolution quickly gained traction, prompting the Russian Empire to take notice. Realizing that Esperanto was a form of rebellious expression, the Empire began executing those who were fluent in the language. Faced with such persecution, the Heaven Revolution decided to escape the clutches of the Russian Empire and headed towards the continent of Europe. Their arrival in Europe caused quite a stir, as nations were divided in their response. Some accepted the Heaven Revolution and its ideals, while others viewed it with suspicion and fear. The Holy Catholic Empire, in particular, believed the movement to be a false heaven and an uprising from the depths of hell. They embarked on a crusade to eradicate the Heaven Revolution and its followers. Undeterred by the persecution and opposition, the Heaven Revolution continued their journey, moving from Europe to the continent of Africa. However, they faced yet another challenge in the form of Islamistan. The Islamic nation considered the Heaven Revolution to be haram, against the teachings of Islam, and believed that it should never reach Jannah, the Islamic concept of paradise. Fearing its influence, Islamistan hoped to crush the Heaven Revolution once and for all. And so, the journey of the Heaven Revolution continued, as they faced adversaries at every turn. Their mission for a society built on equality, justice, and peace drove them forward, despite the odds stacked against them. The world watched, unsure of what the outcome would be, as this revolutionary movement defied the powers that be in their quest for a better future.