Good morning, guys.
See you later, MILES and Corn.

>>2:90 Celeste
Well, the way I said was bad. I just want to know who you doubt.
Thanks, anyway.

>>7 Michael
When it comes to the amount of information, lynching Nemo is better, I think.

I thought, if Montague is true, he would be attacked last night.
MILES was attacked because of his consideration ability, or because his thought was critical for wolves.
I don't think wolves aimed one who the Seer would see.

I'm lucky to know MILES is a villager, because I thought Michael >> Celeste > MILES.

I've voted Nemo.
I suggest you all 【make sure you vote Nemo.】
If Nemo is a wolf, and if even one of villagers fails to vote,
then wolves' votes can be major.

There're just the two possibility of wolves.
1. Montague, Angelot, Nemo.
2. Corn, Harriot, [one of Michael, Celeste, and Yami]

I've found some humanly points about both Michael and Celeste so far.
On the other hand, I've not yet found that about Nemo.
My thought is similar as Celeste's >>2:90.

Anyway, I'm trying to reload the log considering the two lines above,
and to think about it from scratch.

Sorry.
'2' in >>33 is: Corn, [Angelot or Harriot], [one of Michael, Celeste, and Yami].

Nemo persists too much in the thought Michael must be a wolf.
If Nemo is a villager, I suggest Nemo should turn to Celeste and I instead of Michael.

The first day review about lines:

Montague>>1:10 said Nemo and Yami were humanly
Neither Angelot>>1:32 nor Nemo>>1:34 seemed to notice the merit of the sort of [A or B] CO.
* Probably not that both Nemo and Harriot are wolves.
Michael>>1:49 encouraged Montague to do CO.
* Probably not that both Michael and Montague are wolves.
Angelot>>1:51 got annoyed Celeste's plan for Psychics ROLLER, and said Celeste was white.
Angelot>>1:54 said Nemo's mistake, 1-1, was white.
Angelot>>1:58 asked Celeste why he thought she was true.
Montague>>1:61>>1:68 said as if he knew the true Seer was hiding. (Which was pointed out by Michael>>1:64)
Corn>>1:71 began doubting Nemo.
Montague>>1:79 supported Nemo against Corn.

Celeste>>1:101 said Angelot was true, then took it back.
Montague>>1:102 voted Nemo.
* His vote was the fourth one for Nemo, so seemed superficial.
Did Montague have any awkwardness about the fact that his select was the same as Corn?
Montague knew Corn was a wolf at that moment.

Here is the first day's hopes again:
>>1:91 Yami【●Nemo〇Miles】
>>1:92 Michael【●Nemo〇Montagu】
>>1:94 Harriot【●Nemo〇Celeste】
>>1:96Miles【●Michael〇Celeste】
>>1:97Nemo【●Yamibuchi〇Miles】
>>1:102 Montague【●Nemo】
>>1:110 Angelot【●Miles〇Montagu】

To wrap up, I feel;
lines in [Angelot-Nemo] and [Montague-Nemo](strong),
non-line in [Angelot, Celeste](weak).

>>59 Harriot
See >>33.
Though it's unwilling to accept, we must vote the same person today.
Since we lynched Corn yesterday, we must lynch Montague or Nemo today.
We'll still be able to deal with the case where Nemo is a villager tomorrow.

By the way, what made you think Nemo isn't like a wolf?

Tomorrow will be the actual final day, won't it?

>>52 Nemo
Sure, there is some truth in what you said.
I'm not sure why Montague did the CO, on whichever side Montague is.
If Corn is true, Corn's unstinting CO may also make wolves confusing, I think.
If Montague is true, he should have done CO on the first day or, if he's sure to survive, done CO on the third day.

>>61 Harriot
To avoid PP, we have no choice but to lynch Nemo.
That's no more than a step in the procedure.
To be sure, Nemo pointed that out in >>8 first,
but it's not as villager-like as we can change this procedure, I think.
If there're other points Nemo isn't like a wolf, I want to know it.

I've set ▼Nemo.

>>64
Thanks for your understanding.

I'm going to bed. Bye for now**