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Actually, that threat wasn't revealed in KotOR II. If I recall, it was one of The Old Republic's tie-in novels that explains what it was that Revan went to fight.
Revan married Shan and sank into obscurity for several years until his resurfacing memories led him to leave his wife and unborn child behind in a search for answers in the Unknown Regions, and he was held captive by the Sith for three years until a former lieutenant of his named Meetra Surik rescued him with the help of the Sith Lord Scourge. The trio's attempt to eliminate the Sith Emperor failed, and Revan was held captive by the Emperor for three hundred years until he was finally freed by Republic forces. Taking control of the Rakatan Foundry, Revan attempted to construct an army of extermination droids to destroy the Empire, but the Jedi Master vanished when he was defeated by an Imperial strike team and he was never again seen in the greater galaxy. His legacy, however, would live on; the Sith Lord Darth Rivan, who began the thousand-year-conflict known as the New Sith Wars, named himself after Revan after reading a damaged manuscript about the Sith Lord, and the Sith Lord Darth Bane discovered Revan's Sith holocron on the planet Lehon and used Revan's teachings to develop the Rule of Two philosophy.
Are you asking what was intended for Revan before the MMO came into existence?
You could play ToR. It's free and they cover your question in that game, or look at Memnarchon's post.
Edit: Unless they got rid of all that ♥♥♥♥ and it is a normal game now, I doubt it.
I think Kreia also mentions something about it near the end of KotOR 2. Tbh I was happier with the mysteries at the end of KotOR 2 than with the answers that ToR:Revan offered and I'm not the only one, it may just be better to skip it.