Are the clues related to Nebos or Gumer? Because I still see Gumer's profile in the player list.
Nefela, wow, it's good that someone is analyzing things based on analogies. However, I'm really confused by the question of how Yashur could have ended up in isolation in the second round. The supposed Shendet isn't blocked, and the block came before the isolation. What does all this mean? If it means what I think it means, then it raises the question of what we can trust at all.
And Crabbi didn't seem like someone who took a hit from Neki in the second half of the day, and I don't believe he has a talisman, considering who Ples was.
This makes things quite complicated.
Oh, and Tox, yes, I get it now, your logic is obvious. It looks interesting, but it might be too good to be true. Not that I don't believe that Medj can be... Especially if the Master isn't Floria, but even then, I can't quite put the whole picture together.
Okay, in order of increasing negativity (I expect some maniacs in the middle, and mafia at the end of the list).
Nefela
Nebos (Gumer)
Medj
Heroist
Arandor
Crabbi
Yashur
Comments: I don't see why everyone is so sure that Arts is innocent. He occasionally throws out some suspicious thoughts, but I'm not sure he couldn't be mafia or a maniac. Especially a maniac. Seriously, keep in mind that a maniac's daytime play doesn't have to be that different from an innocent's, which is why they are "gray".
I'm already afraid to judge Nefela; this time, she seems more innocent than usual, but usually, I think she's mafia, and she doesn't. I've put her at the beginning of the list so I don't forget about her...
Yashur – should we execute Medj for information? What do you want to find out, in the sense of whether Tox is lying or not? Or about Shizuo's sanity? I'm not sure we can afford to execute for information anymore.
Nebos, Heroist – this is all because of yesterday. As Tox said, those who understand, understand?
Medj – I'm not in a hurry to rule him out as a maniac; I don't believe he's mafia.
I'm not 100% sure about Lok's innocence, but if we don't trust him either, then we're going crazy. We need at least some kind of axiom.
In conclusion, execute Yashur.