Evidence: Mavadtorop's Visions

Mavadtorop showed you the following images (memories?), all through the eyes of a person named "Ton'eno". These visions were ancient, dating back to the Age of Demons, according to Mavadtorop.

Characters

 * Phinneas - druid who betrays the Gatekeepers. Appears to be a middle aged human man with short cropped red hair and goatee.
 * Ton'eno - Phinneas’s assistant, person we see memories through. Appears to be a young male orc.
 * Lucien Greatoak - Chief Heirophant of Gatekeepers, killed by Phinneas. Appears to be Elderly elven man with a long white beard and whiskers, wearing thick grey robes and draped in garlands)

Visions
1. Lucien Greatoak is in some kind of holy temple, preparing to finalize ritual. Phinneas and Ton’eno approach him. Lucien acknowledges Phinneas, lets him read over a scroll that is lying on top of the altar in front of them. As Lucien, requests scroll with his back turned, Phinneas slips scroll into case and draws a dagger. Lucien turns to face Phinneas and expresses confusion. Phinneas claims that it will be better this way. Lucien’s expression turns to anger, says “You’ve always been weak”. Phinneas stabs Lucien, who stumbles back and falls onto alter, gurgling blood. Phinneas looks at the body for a minute, before turning to Ton’eno and ordering him to gather the blood as he walks off. As Ton’eno carefully scrapes the blood off of Lucien’s body into a silvered flask, the vision fades.

2. A silver dragon roars overhead as you see - through Ton’eno’s eyes - an half-elf warrior hit the deck and scramble up to a rocky wall. You see the warrior struggle through a narrow crevice and come around a turn to find the back of a beholder about 15 feet away. The ground shakes as another dragon, this one green in color, dives through the sky above the canyon, causing the beholder to rotate two of its eyes backwards. As two of the beholder eyes seem to make eye contact, Phineas’s voice calls out from the left: “Ton’eno, here!” and he extends a sweaty hand from the narrow cave entrance he’s sitting in. He pulls Ton’eno in just as a blast from the beholder eye ray hits right above him, causing a bunch of rocks to fall and hit Ton’eno on the head. The vision fades.

3. You see Phinneas struggling to wrench open the jaw of a female elven druid who is bound to a stone altar in a dark dungeon. Ton'eno, hands shaking, approaches the altar with a silvered vial. The druid twists and bites down on Phinneas's hand, causing him to swear befor slapping the elf hard across her face. Dazed, her jaw slackens and Phinneas nods at Ton'eno, his eyes full of anger. Closing his eyes, Ton'eno carefully drips the blood from the silvered vial into the druid's mouth. As she coughs and swallows the liquid, her body begins to warp and catch on fire. You hear screams of agony increasing in volume as the vision fades.