[The man who appears on the video is laying out across a couch, doing a job of looking both bored and unimpressed with the 'performance.']

There are children about. Have some manners.

[A sigh, and then there's a subtle shift in his voice that makes it clear when he's quoting the passage versus providing his own commentary, though it's not immediately apparent how. It's almost the reverse of the twins and their hard-to-tell-apart voices.]

When bold and brave - the name or title here is mangled beyond readability, I'm afraid - ruled the skies, wily and cunning - equally illegible - slithered in the dirt, afraid of rearing His head lest it be rent from His body. But He knew that Time was patient and just as cunning as He, so He made a pact and He waited. Millennia passed and a millennia more, and still bold, brave - still illegible, possibly the same as the first - scanned the skies, keeping watch over Aellyn. His Time would come soon though because He could feel it stirring in the air, in the water, in the very hearts of the creatures that plod the ground above Him. Soon the Rending would come and then He would take His rightful place.

Now, I wouldn't want to bias anyone's impressions, but it sounds rather different from the gods we've been told of thus far, no?