Gates of Hell
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Appearing on Mortis from seven years after his Fall, Darth Vader has a chance to change the universe forever. First, he'll enlist the invaluable help of Anakin before setting out on a journey to conquer the galaxy and make it theirs. The Sith will fall, and they, the Skywalkers, will take their place, reshaping everything as they see fit. Vader time travel
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