Mafia 100. Sylvan: Tree of Life.

I delved into the clues and suddenly realized that deciphering them wasn't so easy because the habitats of some animals overlap, and if a particular location is present in the chain, it might be inhabited by several animals from the list at once. For example, John Vancouver explored both the Hawaiian Islands and California, even though neither Sky nor Fragment is in my table and doesn't belong to the first mafia. It's possible that Shaman is indeed a wolf. I read in the encyclopedia that sea otters hang out, among other places, in the Vancouver Aquarium, and then I saw an interpretation from Nefela in a thread. This would explain some of Shaman's actions, who rushed on the first day to shift the random chain of the killer from himself to Alex, even though he could have ignored it or challenged it because, as far as I'm concerned, it's far-fetched. Today, I spent another half hour racking my brains over those few messages from Fragment and Shaman and still couldn't understand the logic of why they decided to cast their vote on Alex right now, when they could have done it yesterday. It's possible that the first mafia felt uncomfortable after being targeted on the first day, so they decided not to delay with the wolf's ultimate ability and use it right away. And that's what I was thinking about for the first half hour – I reviewed the first day and both newspapers and tried to understand the logic of this move – why it had to be used, where and how she revealed herself, whether she had the potential to attract visitors. I didn't come to anything, except for the assumption that "well, let's use the ultimate ability, maybe it will affect someone, and why save it anyway?". But if I adapt all this to my scheme, tweak it here and there, it fits perfectly. Unfortunately, I don't have any direct evidence, so for now, I won't take the sin of voting for Shaman on my conscience, but don't worry – from this moment on, I will follow him like a shadow so that he doesn't relax, and I will learn all his patterns.