Golden Glade then they spoke, oh the word of the gods.

Estelle turned her head upwards to the sky, examining the alignment of the stars and the phase of the moon. This would be easier if Lune chose to watch, though even on a night when she hid in the arms of Ciel such a ritual could be done. She smiled over to her cousin and approached, gently nosing as the round bump on her abdomen.
Looking once more toward the sky, Estelle whispered a prayer that Lune watch over them both and Monde secure them to his chest. You ready? Estelle asked of Eden before licking gently at the skin that'd been exposed in the thinning of her fur. Your womb has been touched by the graces of Notre Mère, but you didn't need me to tell you that, seeing how far you've come. Estelle laughed and got back to the ritual at hand.
But you've been more than just touched; you've been truly blessed. Within you grows bountiful life, Estelle smiled as she watched the small spirits of her growing cousins leap around her and their mother, a couple of them suckling at her teats, the rest playing with all that Monde gave as gifts, each healthy and strong. 
They were apparitions, mere ideas of who the infants could grow to be. To everyone else, it was nothing more than Estelle's mind playing tricks on her, but to the channel, they were just as real as she or her cousin, if not more vivid. Something alarmed her, however, and her brow furrowed in confusion. The two at Eden's teats remained there, silently sucking. The other three continued in their festivities, though they showed no urge to feed. 
Estelle thought she knew what it meant, but those things didn't need to be said while Eden was at such a sensitive stage. Two girls, three boys. One who looks just like you, one like...Emèlie, and another just like Alyssum. There's even one to the liking of Amari, and the last to your mate. As soon as the words left her mouth, the five spirits looked into her and mouthed their goodbyes before running back into the night. Estelle would have to think, perhaps pray, but this was a moment of happiness, not of gloom.