Marvel crosses Star Wars, and everyone attacks the galaxy

In Kenobi's memory, the conversation with Qui-Gon Jinn's soul was like a bright beacon, illuminating the most important thing in his heart - hope. This hope might be able to turn the whole situation around.

"Anakin, this planet is the source of the Force." Obi-Wan's words revealed determination, and his eyes turned to Anakin, "Feel it, let it flow through you."

Anakin took one last look at his teacher, nodded, and closed his eyes. He stopped all movements and immersed his mind in the ocean of the Force. Unlike his previous experience, he felt the Force surge in his body, as if he had found a new source. It might be hidden deep within this planet, or it might come from the distant universe.

Wherever it came from, Anakin was determined to use his powers to save his friends.

"You don't need to worry about their safety." A voice sounded in Anakin's ears, as if it came from Taiyi's voice.

He opened his arms, and a powerful force gushed out of his body. This force swept across the entire area like a gust of wind, and even his son and daughter in the distance could feel its presence. The two once violent gods seemed to be bound by invisible shackles, frozen in the air and unable to move.

At this moment, the day passed like lightning, and night fell quickly. The stars in the sky began to twinkle, as if pointing the way for the people in this area.

The son and daughter flew towards Anakin like meteors, and were quickly knocked into the opposite wall. They fell like meteorites, and fell heavily to the ground. As they tried to stand up and fight back, Anakin's voice echoed in the air.

"Stop! My power only works on you." His voice was like thunder, shaking the entire area.

Instantly, the son and daughter's bodies fell heavily onto the sidewalk as if they were hit by a huge rock, and the ground cracked open. They struggled to stand up, but seemed to be suppressed by some invisible force, and eventually turned back into ordinary people.

"Wow." Spider-Man exclaimed in a low voice, his eyes widened at the amazing power displayed by Anakin. Even Ahsoka, who had always been calm, was deeply shocked by the scene.

The other adults held their breath and watched Anakin take full control of the situation. The father smiled with satisfaction, as if he had seen his child grow and change.

As the night turned into day, everything returned to calm. Anakin turned to face the crowd, "Now you have seen the true power."

The father's voice came from behind Skywalker, "Only those chosen by God can tame my child."

At this moment, Anakin became everyone's hero and savior.

Anakin, his eyes burning like fire, stared directly at the being he called his father.

"I have stood your test," he said bluntly, "now, please fulfill your promise and let us go."

The father turned to the others, his eyes deep. "First, you need to understand the truth." He spoke slowly.

Spider-Man stepped forward, brows furrowed, "How can we trust you again after the 'test' you just gave us?"

Anakin stated solemnly, "I will not harm them or conduct any more tests."

My father waited quietly, and his silence seemed to gather some kind of power.

"Guys." Anakin's voice suddenly became sharp. "I understand. I will listen to him, and then I will come to you."

Ahsoka moved closer and whispered in a voice that only her Jedi Master could hear, "Do not trust him."

Anakin gave her a firm look in return, "I believe in my choice."

"We should go, old man, stop dawdling." Spider-Man blurted out.

Ahsoka and the others smiled at each other, and the atmosphere was relaxed. The two Jedi Knights and the Avengers gradually left, followed by their son and daughter, one with relief and the other with deep doubts.

When everyone had gone away and the father was left alone, he spoke. "Do you feel your fate? Now you must face it."

Anakin was silent for a moment before answering, "I have not yet realized it."

The father continued, “My time is almost over and you must take over from me.”

Anakin seemed very surprised: "Replace you? But I can't stay here. There are many things in other parts of the galaxy that need me to deal with..."

His father interrupted him: "But this is your fate, it has been foretold. The Chosen One must stay, to maintain the balance, to protect..."

Anakin interrupted him, "I'm sorry, I can't do this." His eyes were full of determination and resolve.

The father sighed, "...I cannot force you to do this. The choice must be yours. Go ahead, your selfishness will come to haunt you and the galaxy."

"...What else do I have to carry?"

"You don't understand. You are the burden." At this moment, there was a hint of helplessness in the father's voice. "You are the supreme being. You are the answer I have been looking for all my life. Your existence proves that everything I do here can be successful. Creating life and death does not mean destruction. Haven't you noticed?"

Anakin was still confused. He didn't know what his father meant, and it seemed to have a deeper meaning than just controlling his child.

Anakin retorted, "Even if what you say is true, such a responsibility is too heavy for me to bear. I am not even ready to shoulder such a heavy responsibility. Especially in these turbulent times in the galaxy." His resolve was as firm as a rock. "My mission is to be on the front lines, not to replace you in the shackles you have set for me."

Hearing this, his father's expression darkened. After a moment of silence, he turned and left Anakin.

Anakin followed closely behind, stepped out of the monastery's threshold, and went to meet his friends. He heard Spider-Man's puzzled question.

"Did the ship dock on its own, or—"

"This is not the time to question, Peter," Vision said, briefly interrupting his question.

"I agree," Obi-Wan said. "Let us be thankful that it has returned to us."

He walked down the steps, his footsteps echoing in the air, attracting the attention of others.

"Master/Anakin."

"What does that man mean?" Black Panther asked, looking at Skywalker who had his arms crossed.

Anakin frowned and looked around, "One last attempt to convince me to stay here." He paused, "Where are my son and daughter?"

"They're licking their wounds, I guess," Vision surmised.

"You did teach them a lesson," Kenobi pointed out, and Anakin shook his head.

"It seems not good enough." The Jedi snorted. "Because their dear old father wants me to stay and manage them on a daily basis."

"That's family love." Spider-Man joked. "Let's go. Remember our other mission?"

Hearing this, the rest of the people quickly boarded the spaceship.

As everyone boarded the spaceship, Obi-Wan's eyes shuttled through the crowd and finally stopped at Anakin. He slowly walked towards his apprentice, his steps steady and firm. He stretched out his hand and gently placed it on Anakin's shoulder, revealing an indescribable care in his tone.

"Are you ready to get out of here?" he asked softly.

Anakin slowly turned his head, took a deep look at the monastery they were about to leave, and then nodded.

However, leaving the planet does not mean the end of everything for them. The trouble on Mortis has just begun.