At Machete's insistence, Devoted centered himself and glanced once again with his true eye at the sight before him. He could see again, in the world of forms, but that was no comfort. What he saw and what he felt was surely Hel. All the speech of the end of days snapped to focus and he could see it clearly. The red sphere of energy, no longer swirling, but pulsing with mad fury was the egg which would birth the first cock whose crow would signal Ragnarök. His naked soul was being buffeted by the winds of Hel as he stood witness to the birthing of the world's demise. And that man, that "elf" was the center. Though he could see nothing past the mad swirling of the egg's shell, he knew it to be so. Consumed with this knowledge, he didn't notice when the voices started, but he could feel them in his mind, reaching out, making promises and assurances, massaging his beleaguered brain. The effect served to calm him enough that, no longer shock-stiff in terror, he became aware of their presence like a song in his mind, promising never-ending peace and total acceptance.
Luckily, Devoted didn't get his name by being easily swayed. He felt the strength of Tyr charge though his mind, extirpating the song, so that he could turn back to his task and back to the world of shadows. The material world.