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Exactly. Therefore, her guesses were not only correct about the Master. And she also seemed to be subtly pushing for the Shaman.
If we look at the list of those who voted for the Master: MedjersoN_HP - I'm not Mafia myself. Ment - not Mafia. VesperLindt - not Mafia. Neyra Drake - I have a very good impression of her. She was initially skeptical, including about me. She voted for Ment all day, and then, responsibly, came exactly one hour before the end of the voting and switched her vote to the Master. Would anyone believe that she's not a Town member? Ehsa Aileri - an unargued vote for one of their own at the beginning of the day? (although this is in Revan's style) and then didn't back down? Well... maybe. But it's unlikely that he's Mafia. In any case, he's not in the first or even the second line of suspects. Nefela - my impression is good, but nothing definite.
There was also the Shaman, who threatened to vote for the Master if he became inactive.
p.s. Damn, I can't calm down. Where else should we look for Mafia members if not among those who voted for their own? We can look for a third or fourth Mafia member there, but not the first suspect.
But what difference does it make what kind of Mafia member we find if he's probably there? I just don't believe that the Mafia would start on the second day, without any particular problems, and unanimously vote for someone to their advantage. It's more beneficial for them to create a heated discussion in order to gain "experience"