obito n marvel (remake)

The preparations were complete. Jason stood at the heart of the storm, his eyes staring coldly at the world that would soon be torn asunder. His alliances had been forged, his strategies laid out, and the pieces were finally in place. The world, unaware of the growing threat, continued its course, blissfully ignorant of the impending chaos that would rewrite history. But Jason knew, the time for subtlety was over. The time for war had arrived.

The first target would be S.H.I.E.L.D.. Its webs of influence stretched far and wide, but Jason knew that if he struck hard and fast, he could cripple them before they even had a chance to respond. The key to his success was speed and precision. He would attack from within, create chaos, and sow fear, destabilizing their operations until they were in disarray. He would need all the resources and power at his disposal—Hydra, the Brotherhood, and the Uchiha's might.

The first strike came in the form of an assassination—swift and brutal. A high-ranking official within S.H.I.E.L.D. was murdered under mysterious circumstances, his body found in a secure facility, a chilling reminder of the reach of Jason's influence. The message was clear: Jason was not a force to be trifled with. But it was only the beginning.

Jason's clones, spread across the globe, activated the next phase of the plan. They began sabotaging S.H.I.E.L.D.'s communication networks, disrupting their intelligence systems, and spreading misinformation through their ranks. Jason had learned long ago that when you control information, you control the battlefield. And right now, S.H.I.E.L.D. had no idea who their true enemy was.

As the world's greatest intelligence agency scrambled to piece together the source of these attacks, Jason's influence grew stronger. The public was already on edge, and as key personnel were targeted, whispers of a new, powerful organization began to spread. The Uchiha were back. Obito Uchiha was a name feared, revered, and now, it was a symbol of the new world order that Jason was forging.

But S.H.I.E.L.D. was only the first move. Now, the world's most powerful mutant faction—the X-Men—needed to be dealt with. Jason knew that the X-Men, under the guidance of Professor X, were a fractured group. They were divided by their differences, by their ideals, and it was this fracture that Jason intended to exploit. The world of mutants was a powder keg, and Jason was about to light the match.

He began by targeting the internal struggles within the X-Men, starting with Cyclops. A natural leader, but one whose authority was often questioned by other members of the team. Jason's operatives fed rumors into the ranks, suggesting that Professor X was secretly harbouring dangerous plans for the future, that he intended to use the mutants as weapons rather than protect them.

At the same time, Jason used his power over the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants to push Magneto into action. Magneto's disdain for humans and his desire to see mutants rise above all else made him an ideal ally in Jason's war. Jason had no intention of becoming a puppet to Magneto's ideals, but the Brotherhood's power could prove useful in the chaos that was about to unfold.

Magneto, ever the pragmatist, saw the potential in Jason's vision. Together, they formed a formidable force, one that would bring mutants to the forefront and push humanity to the brink. As Magneto began rallying his forces, Mystique and Sabretooth went into the shadows, stirring up unrest among mutants and influencing key figures in the X-Men to question their loyalties.

Jason's influence over both the Brotherhood and the X-Men was growing. The mutants, once divided, were now on the verge of a civil war—one that would leave them vulnerable, and one that would provide the perfect opportunity for Jason to make his move.

In the midst of this chaos, Jason turned his attention to the Fantastic Four. They were a family, united by their bond, but they were not invulnerable. Reed Richards, the genius behind the team, was a man of science, and Jason knew that he could manipulate Reed's intellectual pursuits to his advantage. Reed's insatiable curiosity could be turned into a weapon.

Jason's first step was subtle—he sent his agents to infiltrate Reed's research facilities, planting false data, leading Reed into an area of scientific discovery that Jason knew would lead to disaster. Reed's obsession with discovering new sources of power and technology would soon become his undoing. Jason, through his network, manipulated the flow of information, feeding Reed's experiments into a dark corner of science that could bring about unimaginable destruction.

At the same time, he began playing with the minds of Johnny Storm, Sue Storm, and Ben Grimm. Each one of them had their own weaknesses, their own fears. Sue Storm, the Invisible Woman, was a constant protector, driven by her love for her family. Jason exploited that vulnerability, feeding her doubts about Reed's commitment to their family's safety. Johnny Storm, the Human Torch, was impulsive and brash, prone to rash decisions. Jason planted the idea that his actions might inadvertently lead to the team's downfall. Ben Grimm, the Thing, was a tragic figure, constantly struggling with his appearance and humanity. Jason used that self-doubt to manipulate him, pushing him toward a decision that would eventually split the team apart.

As the Fantastic Four became increasingly divided, Jason began making his final moves. He reached out to Doctor Doom, offering a mutual alliance. Doom, like Jason, craved control, and while his methods were more direct and tyrannical, their goals aligned perfectly. Doom wanted global domination, and Jason wanted to see the world plunged into chaos, with himself rising from the ashes as its true ruler.

The alliance with Doctor Doom was sealed through a dark pact, each side bringing something to the table. Doom would lend his vast technological and magical expertise to Jason's cause, while Jason's influence over the mutant factions and his strategic genius would provide the muscle needed to tip the scales in their favour.

The world was now on the brink of war. The first shots had been fired against S.H.I.E.L.D., and the X-Men, the Brotherhood, and the Fantastic Four were in the midst of their own civil wars. Hydra was feeding the flames of chaos, and the Brotherhood had made their move, destabilizing key locations and sparking riots among mutants. Doctor Doom had begun his own attacks on the world's governments, using his advanced technology and magical artifacts to lay the groundwork for a new world order.

Jason, ever the puppet master, stood at the center of it all, his eyes glowing with the power of the Sharingan. The Akatsuki had become the shadow that loomed over the globe, and the forces of chaos were being stirred into a frenzy.

But Jason wasn't content with mere chaos. He wanted complete control. He wanted a world where no one could challenge his authority, a world where the name Uchiha was feared and revered. He wanted the rise of a new age—an age where the old powers were destroyed, and he stood alone at the top, unchallenged and unstoppable.

The war had begun in earnest, and Jason's plans would see no mercy. The world would tremble beneath the weight of his ambition, and when the dust settled, there would be no doubt as to who would rule the earth.

Obito Uchiha would be its king.