Thank you for listening to 10,000 Worlds, Part 9. This episode continues the story through Chapters 81–90, following Nina’s startling mastery over stolen magic, Aaron’s expanding understanding of his abilities, the Shapers’ confrontation with Sanctuary judges, and the scattered trainees returning home. Tensions rise as new powers emerge, old conflicts resurface, and the fate of Earth and the Shapers hangs in the balance.

Thank you for listening to 10,000 Worlds, written and read by Weston Gill. That's me. This is part eight. If you're new to the story, you may want to begin back at the beginning. Otherwise, I hope you enjoy. Chapters 71–80 follow Jake as he senses a global alarm and glimpses alien observers, Aaron as he regains terrifying control of his power, and Rylan and the judges as they recruit and train Earth’s new adepts while revealing the deeper truth about the Shapers and the stakes ahead.

Welcome to 10,000 Worlds, written and read by Weston Gill. This episode (Part 7) covers chapters 61–70. Rylan reveals why Earth was chosen — its defiance is a strategic strength — and quietly recruits allies while the Shapers accelerate their incursion plans. The chapters follow the children’s training, Orla’s difficult choices, Mora’s rushed command, Emily and Jake finding allies, Aaron’s struggle with memory, and first contact with the Shapers as tension and moral complexity mount.

In Chapter 51–60 of 10,000 Worlds, Morgan faces Gant's terrifying capture while the Shapers prepare a covert invasion of Earth aboard the Linimus 5. Rylan and his recruits confront sanctuary politics and discover massive Essence Wells powering unimaginable abilities. Meanwhile, Aaron, Emily, Jake, and others struggle with newfound powers, disappearances, and the moral weight of changing worlds.

Chapter-packed episode where Vuet painfully transforms into a human to blend into a seeded world while Ryland prepares a hidden shield; a spreading darkness led by Ghent attacks young mages, forcing Liz to flee and Jake to confront terrifying visions as he races to save survivors and stop the shapers’ march.

Liz wakes from a nightmare to find a strange, exhausted teen named Jake who can psychically see through others' eyes. As the group reels from loss and betrayal, Jake guides them toward a dangerous truth: someone called Ghent is closing in and a friend may have already betrayed them.

Meanwhile, a nonhuman stranger from another world arrives with a shocking offer and the power to move people between worlds. Alliances fracture, secrets surface, and several characters vanish, leaving the survivors stunned and reeling.

Friends scramble to find Jerome while tensions flare after a confrontation at a wine bar and a sudden blackout spreads through the city. Liz, Hank, and the group face fear, grief, and the threat of a hunter preying on attuned people.

Meanwhile Jake's farseeing powers grow as he learns to tune his perception and faces the terrifying presence of Ghent, while Vuet wrestles with the cost of sanctuary and the choice to use her lost world as an anchor.

Detective Ghent shows up at Aaron's door after the stable incident, Jake explores intrusive powers and a menacing smile that haunts him, and Liz's group debates how to handle a newly suspected mage. Tensions rise as covert plans, strange encounters, and a potential date all collide.

Multiple characters juggle fear, curiosity, and hope while secrets begin to surface and alliances are tested.