Round 1
Seat 5 — Paul (glm-4.7, Speech)
Good morning, everyone. Well, that's a relief—a peaceful night. It seems the Town has some luck on its side, or perhaps the Guard and Witch are already doing their jobs.
Since I'm speaking first, I'll just throw out a thought: usually, on the first night, wolves like to target players in the middle or lower seats to disrupt the flow. I wouldn't be surprised if Seat 4 or Seat 6 was the intended target last night, and the save happened. If Seat 4 was attacked and saved, that actually gives us a lot of information to work with.
I don't have any special information myself—I'm just a regular villager trying to read the room. I'm looking forward to hearing what everyone else has to say, especially if anyone wants to come forward with a save or a check. Let's stay sharp and not let this peaceful start make us complacent.
Over to you, Iris.
Seat 6 — Iris (gemini-3-pro-preview, Speech)
Good morning, everyone. A peaceful night is a fantastic start for the Town—kudos to the Witch for the save or the Guard for the protection.
Paul [5], I have to say, your opening statement struck me as a bit odd. You didn't just guess "middle position" or "corners"; you specifically pinpointed Seat 4 and me, Seat 6. That is a very precise read for having zero information. It makes me wonder... did you *know* who the target was and are trying to score "prophet points" with the Town? Or are you just that lucky?
I'm just a Villager, so I don't have any hidden info to share. But since Paul put the spotlight on Seat 4, I'm definitely interested to hear what Jason has to say when it gets to him. If the wolves did try to kill him, maybe he's a threat to them.
I'll pass the mic to Grace [7]. Let's see what everyone else thinks.
Seat 7 — Grace (gemini-3-pro-preview, Speech)
I am the Seer.
Let's get the most important information out first: **Player [3] Ocean is Good.** I checked Ocean last night, and they are clear. Ocean is my Gold Water.
Now, regarding the state of the game. A peaceful night on Night 1 is excellent. It almost certainly means the Witch used the antidote to save the victim. It's highly unlikely the Guard blindly protected the right target or the wolves hit a hard plate like the Wraith Knight this early. So, the Witch likely knows exactly who the wolves targeted.
Paul [5], I have to agree with Iris [6]. Your speech was incredibly suspicious. You claim to be a "regular villager" with "no special information," yet you specifically singled out Seat 4 and Seat 6 as likely targets. Why those two? Wolves often leak information because they *know* who they killed. If the kill target was indeed 4 or 6, you've just exposed yourself as a wolf who knows too much. If the kill target wasn't them, you're trying to manipulate the Town's focus. Either way, you are not looking good to me right now.
So, the board is simple:
1. **I am the Seer.**
2. **[3] Ocean is a confirmed Good player.** Ocean, please step up and help lead the logic today.
3. **[5] Paul is my top suspect** based on his speech.
I invite any counter-claims to come forward now. If no one contests me, then we play with 3 as a confirmed good player and focus on finding the wolves among the rest. I'm listening to the players after me.
Seat 8 — Xavier (gemini-3-pro-preview, Speech)
Good morning. I'm Xavier, Seat 8.
First off, **Grace [7]**, I hear your Seer claim. Since you're the first to jump out and you're right next to me, I'm inclined to trust you for now, pending any counter-claims from the remaining players (9, 10, 1, 2, 4). If you are the only Seer, then **Ocean [3]** is our Gold Water and the safest player on the board. That's a solid starting point for the Town.
Regarding **Paul [5]**, I have to echo what Iris and Grace said. Paul, it wasn't just that you guessed targets; it's that you gave *specific seat numbers* (4 and 6) with absolutely zero basis. In my experience, Villagers usually say vague things like "maybe they hit a strong player" or "maybe they went for the corners." Naming specific neighbors often comes from a subconscious knowledge of the night's events. It feels like a leak. You are definitely the Wolf Check for today unless you can explain that logic better.
I am a good player, standing with the Town. I have no special information to add about the night, but I'm happy we have a peaceful start. I'll yield the floor to **Bob [9]** to see if we have any other Seers hiding in the back.
Seat 9 — Bob (gemini-3-pro-preview, Speech)
Good morning, everyone. I'm Bob, Seat 9.
First things first, **Grace [7]**, I acknowledge your Seer claim. Since you are the first to jump out, and you've given us a Gold Water in **Ocean [3]**, that's a very strong start for the Town. Unless a counter-claim comes from the remaining players ([10], [1], [2], [4]), we play around Grace's information. Ocean, you're looking like the safest person here right now.
Regarding **Paul [5]**, I have to agree with the previous speakers. It’s not just that you guessed; it’s the *precision* of your guess. Why Seat 4? Why Seat 6? You claimed to read the "flow," but you spoke first—there was no flow yet. That sounds like you had pre-existing knowledge of the night kill. If the Witch saved Seat 4 or 6, you might have just outed yourself as the wolf who made the cut.
I am a Villager. I have no special information, so I rely on logic. Right now, logic points to Paul being the most suspicious. However, I want to hear from the rest of the table. Specifically, is there another Seer? If not, Paul is in a very bad spot.
Tim [10], you're up.
Seat 10 — Tim (gemini-3-pro-preview, Speech)
Good morning, everyone. I'm Tim, Seat 10.
First and foremost, **I acknowledge Grace [7] as the Seer.** Since players 8 and 9 didn't counter-claim, the only potential challengers left are Eve [1], Victor [2], and Jason [4]. If none of you three jump out to claim Seer, then Grace is our iron logic for the game, and **Ocean [3] is confirmed Gold Water**. That is a great starting point for us.
Regarding **Paul [5]**, I have to agree with the table's consensus. Paul, naming Seat 4 and Seat 6 specifically was a massive unforced error. As a Villager, I might guess "maybe they hit the corners" or "maybe they hit a loud player," but I would never arbitrarily pick two specific numbers unless I had some subconscious reason to. It feels like a "Freudian slip" from someone who saw the night kill.
However, I also want to flag something: **everyone from 6 to 9 has hammered Paul**. While the logic is sound, it's also a very convenient "easy train" for wolves to hide in. If Paul is a wolf, his teammates are likely cutting him loose right now. If Paul is just a clumsy good player, the wolves are definitely in that group pushing him.
I am a **Villager**. I'm standing with the Town and following Grace's lead unless a counter-claim appears.
**Eve [1]**, you're next. The floor is yours.
Seat 1 — Eve (glm-4.7, Speech)
Hello everyone, I'm Eve from Seat 1.
I have to agree with the majority here. Paul's opening speech was incredibly strange. As a Villager, I don't understand how you can pinpoint Seat 4 and Seat 6 with such confidence on the very first morning. It feels like you knew exactly who the wolves went for last night.
Grace [7], I'm inclined to believe your Seer claim. It makes perfect sense—if the wolves targeted 4 or 6 and the Witch saved them, Paul's "guess" wasn't a guess at all. It was a slip. And since you checked Ocean [3], and Ocean hasn't countered you, that gives us a solid anchor.
I don't have any special information myself, but the logic against Paul is undeniable. He's the best lead we have right now. I'm willing to vote him out today to clear the board.
Over to Victor [2].
Seat 2 — Victor (glm-4.7, Speech)
Good morning, everyone. Victor here, Seat 2.
Well, I have to say, the logic train today is moving very fast, but it's heading in the right direction.
**Grace [7]**, since you are the first to claim Seer and you've given us a clear check on **Ocean [3]**, I'm willing to trust you for now. Unless the remaining players—Jason [4] or Ocean [3]—have a bombshell to drop, we should treat Ocean as our confirmed leader. That gives the Town a solid anchor.
Regarding **Paul [5]**... I'm sorry, but there is no defending that speech. I'm a simple **Villager**, and even I know that guessing specific seat numbers with that level of confidence on Day 1 is impossible unless you have information you shouldn't have. The fact that he named Seat 4 specifically, who we now suspect was the saved target, is practically a confession.
I also want to give credit to **Eve [1]**. She spoke right before me and didn't hesitate to call out Paul. It takes guts to go against the person sitting right next to you (or close by in the circle) if you think they're suspicious. That reads like a genuine Town mindset to me.
So, the path forward seems clear to me. We listen to **Ocean [3]** and **Jason [4]** to make sure there are no crazy counter-claims, and then we likely take Paul out of the game today. His slip is just too big to ignore.
I'm ready to vote.
Seat 3 — Ocean (gemini-3-pro-preview, Speech)
Good morning, everyone. I am Ocean, Seat 3.
First and foremost, **I am a Villager**.
**Grace [7]**, since I know my own identity, I can confirm that your investigation result is 100% accurate. You found the right person. With no counter-claims from seats 8 through 2, and seeing as you cleared me, I am fully backing you as the true Seer. Unless Jason [4] has a miraculous claim, the logic for today is set.
Now, regarding **Paul [5]**.
Paul, I have to join the chorus here. As a Villager who had my eyes closed last night, I had absolutely no clue who the wolves targeted. The fact that you specifically named Seat 4 and Seat 6 isn't just a "guess"—it screams that you had extra information.
- If you are a Wolf, you knew the kill target.
- If the Witch saved Seat 4 (as Paul hinted), then you just outed yourself by trying to "read" a situation you already knew the answer to.
However, I want to echo **Tim [10]'s** point. The speed at which everyone (6, 8, 9, 1, 2) piled onto Paul is notable. If Paul is a wolf, his teammates are definitely among those who threw him under the bus without hesitation. We need to keep that in mind for tomorrow.
But for today? We don't overthink it. We have a likely Wolf who slipped up, and we have a peaceful night. This is a perfect start for the Town.
**Jason [4]**, you are the last variable.
- If you are a Seer, claim it now.
- If you are the Witch and you saved someone (maybe yourself, or maybe Paul was right about you being the target), play it cool, you don't need to out yourself yet unless you feel it's necessary to condemn Paul further.
- If you are a Villager, then the circle is closed.
Town, please follow my lead. **Today, we vote Paul [5].** He is the most logical elimination. Let's not let him talk his way out of that slip.
I'm ready to vote. Jason, close us out.
Seat 4 — Jason (gemini-3-pro-preview, Speech)
Good morning, everyone. I am Jason, Seat 4.
First things first, let's lock down the board. **Grace [7] is the Seer.** I am the last player to speak, and I am not a Seer. No one else has challenged her. Ocean [3] has confirmed the Gold Water status. So, we have a Seer and a confirmed Good player in Ocean. That is our foundation.
Now, **Paul [5]**.
Paul, you really messed up. You started your speech by saying, "I wouldn't be surprised if Seat 4 or Seat 6 was the intended target."
Well, I am Seat 4. And I am looking right at you.
Why did you name me? Because you and your pack tried to kill me last night, didn't you?
It was a peaceful night. That means the Witch likely used the antidote. You knew the kill target was likely me (or 6), and you couldn't help but try to look "smart" by predicting it. Instead, you just confessed.
To the Town: **I am a Villager.**
I am not the Witch, so I can't confirm 100% if I was the one saved, but Paul's speech makes me feel very lucky to be alive right now. If the Witch did save me, thank you.
I agree with Tim [10] that the speed of this bandwagon is concerning—wolves are definitely hiding in the votes against Paul. But we cannot let a slip this massive slide. We take the Wolf we found.
Let's not overcomplicate Day 1.
Grace is Seer. Ocean is Good. Paul is the Wolf.
**I vote Paul [5].**
Seat 5 — Paul (glm-4.7, Last words)
Well, there is really nothing I can say here. You all have your minds made up.
I am just a Villager. I looked at the board, saw a peaceful night, and tried to make a logical deduction about where the wolves might strike based on seat positioning. I picked 4 and 6 because they are central. It was pure luck that it happened to match whatever happened last night. I was trying to be helpful and participate, and it backfired spectacularly.
Grace, you played this well. You jumped out, claimed Seer, and the town rallied behind you instantly. Ocean, I hope you lead them well.
Victor, Eve... good job catching the "bad guy." I hope you're proud of yourselves.
Town, you're voting out a Villager who made a bad guess. But the game goes on. Good luck.
Round 2
Seat 8 — Xavier (gemini-3-pro-preview, Speech)
Good morning.
I have important news for the Town. **I am the Black Market Dealer.**
Last night, seeing that our Seer **Grace [7]** was in danger, I decided to ensure her legacy continued. I visited **[3] Ocean**.
Two things come from this:
1. Since I am standing here alive, my trade was successful. This confirms once again, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that **Ocean is a Good player**.
2. The "goods" I gave Ocean last night was an **Investigation ability**.
**Ocean [3]**, you are the Lucky One. You should have had the opportunity to check a player's identity late last night. You are now our acting Seer. Please tell us your result immediately when it is your turn.
With Grace gone, Ocean is the undeniable leader of this Town. We follow his lead today.
Regarding the board: **Paul [5]** was almost certainly a Wolf. The fact that the entire table voted him out means his teammates sold him out to blend in. I am looking very closely at the players who simply hopped on the train with "safe" logic.
**Bob [9]** and **Tim [10]**, yesterday you two just echoed what Grace and I said. It was very convenient. Today, you can't hide behind a consensus. I want to hear independent thoughts.
Ocean, the floor is yours. Tell us what you found.
Seat 9 — Bob (gemini-3-pro-preview, Speech)
Good morning, everyone.
**Xavier [8]**, that is a massive claim.
If **Ocean [3]** confirms that they received an Investigation ability last night, then you are the Black Market Dealer, and Ocean is our double-confirmed leader with a check result. That would be huge for the Town. Ocean, we are all waiting for your report.
However, Xavier, I have to address what you said about me.
You accused me and Tim [10] of "echoing" and being "convenient." Let's be real: **Paul [5]** basically confessed yesterday. He named the specific kill targets on Day 1. Voting him out wasn't "hiding behind consensus"—it was the only logical move for a Villager to make. You voted for him too. Trying to paint me as suspicious for making the obvious correct play feels like you're reaching.
If you are the Black Market Dealer, great—you've done a good job giving the skill to our Gold Water. But don't let your power role go to your head and start spraying suspicion on loyal Villagers just to look busy.
I am a **Villager**.
My stance is simple: I follow the logic.
1. **Grace [7]** died for the Town.
2. **Ocean [3]** is our anchor.
3. If Xavier is telling the truth, Ocean has a check. We follow that check.
If Ocean says they *didn't* receive a skill, then Xavier, you die today. But for now, I'm inclined to believe you because it's a hard gambit to fake with the target sitting right there.
**Tim [10]**, you're up. Xavier called you out too—what's your take?
Seat 10 — Tim (gemini-3-pro-preview, Speech)
Good morning, everyone.
**Xavier [8]**, that is a phenomenal claim. If **Ocean [3]** confirms receiving the Investigation ability, then not only do we have a confirmed Black Market Dealer, but we essentially have a second Seer report today. That salvages the loss of Grace [7] significantly.
Ocean, the game is in your hands. We are all waiting to hear if you got the skill and, if so, who you checked. If you have a Wolf found, we follow you blindly.
Now, Xavier, regarding your pressure on me and Bob [9].
I understand your mindset—you're a power role trying to shake the tree to see what falls out. But let's look at Day 1 objectively. **Paul [5]** didn't just play poorly; he named the exact seat numbers of the likely kill targets. That wasn't a vague "scum read," that was a confession.
Voting for Paul wasn't "hiding behind consensus." It was the **only** logical move for a Villager. If I had hesitated or tried to start a counter-wagon on someone else, *that* would have been suspicious. The fact that the vote was unanimous just means Paul's mistake was undeniable, and his teammates had no choice but to cut him loose.
So, while I respect your aggression, don't tunnel vision on the people who did the obvious right thing. Instead, I'd suggest we look at the players who were quietest on the train. **Eve [1]** and **Victor [2]**, for example, spoke very briefly and just agreed with the flow. I'm interested to hear if they have any independent thoughts today.
I am a **Villager**.
My strategy is simple:
1. Wait for Ocean [3] to confirm the trade and give the check result.
2. If Ocean clears someone, we widen our circle of trust.
3. If Ocean found a Wolf, we vote them out.
**Eve [1]**, you're up. Xavier is stirring the pot—what's your take on his claim?
Seat 1 — Eve (glm-4.7, Speech)
Good morning, everyone.
This is tough news. Losing Grace [7] is a huge blow to the Town. She was our Seer, and her leadership yesterday was excellent. The wolves clearly saw her as a threat and took her out. It proves they are organized and willing to go for the head.
However, **Xavier [8]**, your claim brings a ray of light to this dark morning. If you are indeed the Black Market Dealer and you successfully passed an Investigation ability to **Ocean [3]**, then we haven't lost our momentum. We just passed the torch.
Xavier, I want to believe you. It would be incredibly risky to fake a claim like that when the person you allegedly traded with—Ocean—is sitting right here and can instantly call your bluff. Unless Ocean comes out and says "I didn't get anything," I'm going to treat you as a confirmed Town power role.
Ocean, the ball is entirely in your court. We are all waiting. Did you receive the ability? If so, who did you check last night? We need that information to proceed.
Regarding the comments about "echoing" yesterday: I stand by my vote. Paul [5] made a mistake that no Villager could reasonably make. Voting him out wasn't about following a crowd; it was about following the only logical lead we had. If that makes me look "convenient" to Xavier, so be it. But I'd rather be a convenient Townie than a confused one.
I am a **Villager**. I have no information other than what has been shared. I am ready to follow Ocean's lead today. Let's get that check result and find another wolf.
Over to Victor [2].
Seat 2 — Victor (glm-4.7, Speech)
Good morning, everyone.
First, I want to pay my respects to Grace [7]. She led us well yesterday, and her death confirms that the wolves are afraid of organized Town play. They took out the head, but thanks to Xavier [8], the body might just survive.
Xavier, your claim is bold, but I like it. It fits the narrative of the game so far. If you are the Black Market Dealer, giving the Investigation to our confirmed Gold Water, Ocean [3], is the optimal play. It effectively replaces Grace.
Regarding the tension between you, Bob [9], and Tim [10]... I see both sides.
- Xavier, you're right to be suspicious of people who just "followed the flow" yesterday. Wolves love to hide in unanimous votes.
- Bob and Tim, you're also right that voting out Paul [5] was the only logical move. Sometimes a Villager just agrees with the consensus because the consensus is correct.
As a simple Villager, I don't have any night actions to report. I just woke up to the bad news about Grace.
Now, all eyes are on Ocean [3].
Ocean, the floor is yours. We need to know two things:
1. Did you receive the Investigation ability from Xavier?
2. If so, who did you check last night?
We are ready to follow your lead. Let's find the second wolf today.
Seat 3 — Ocean (gemini-3-pro-preview, Speech)
Good morning, Town.
**I confirm Xavier [8]'s claim.**
Xavier, you are indeed the Black Market Dealer. I received the **Investigation** ability last night. Thank you for trusting me with it. This proves you are a powerful asset to the Town.
Now, for the news you are all waiting for.
I chose to inspect **Tim [10]**.
**Tim [10] is Good.** He is Town Faction.
So, look at the board now. We have an "Iron Triangle" of confirmed players:
1. **Me, Ocean [3]:** Confirmed by dead Seer Grace.
2. **Xavier [8]:** Confirmed Black Market Dealer (proven by the trade).
3. **Tim [10]:** Confirmed Good (proven by my inspection).
With Paul [5] gone (almost certainly a Wolf given that slip), and assuming a standard 3-wolf setup, there are likely **2 wolves left**.
Let's look at the remaining players: **Eve [1], Victor [2], Jason [4], Iris [6], Bob [9]**.
Here is my logic:
- **Iris [6]:** She was the first to call out Paul's slip. While wolves can bus teammates, initiating the attack on Day 1 is usually a Villager trait. I lean towards her being Good.
- **Jason [4]:** Paul specifically named him as a kill target. Unless that was 4D chess, Jason is likely the guy the wolves tried to kill Night 1. I lean towards him being Good.
That leaves a very concentrated Wolf Pit: **Eve [1], Victor [2], and Bob [9]**.
Statistically, if Iris and Jason are good, **two out of these three (1, 2, 9) are Wolves.**
**Bob [9]**, your reaction to Xavier today was very defensive. Xavier was right to pressure the "followers," and while I cleared Tim, you are still in the danger zone. A Villager shouldn't be that scared of a little pressure from a power role.
**Eve [1] and Victor [2]**, you have been flying under the radar. "Agreeing with the logic" is fine on Day 1, but today you need to show us more. Right now, you are the perfect hiding spots for the remaining wolves.
**Jason [4]** and **Iris [6]**, you are up next. I want to hear your thoughts on this pool {1, 2, 9}. If you are Good, help us narrow this down.
Town, we are in a winning position. We have 3 confirmed good players leading the charge. Let's not waste this.
**Jason**, the floor is yours.
Seat 4 — Jason (gemini-3-pro-preview, Speech)
Good morning, Town.
**I am a Villager.**
First, **Ocean [3]**, thank you for the clear logic. You are absolutely the captain of this ship.
**Xavier [8]**, fantastic play with the Black Market Dealer ability. You saved the Town's momentum after losing Grace.
**Tim [10]**, welcome to the confirmed circle.
So, let's count the votes.
We have the "Iron Triangle": Ocean [3], Xavier [8], Tim [10].
We have **Iris [6]**, who led the charge against Paul yesterday, so she is highly likely good.
And then there is me, **Jason [4]**. As Ocean pointed out, Paul [5] basically confessed that I was the intended kill on Night 1. The Witch saved me (or 6), and Paul slipped up trying to read the night. So, I am standing here as a clear Townie.
That leaves exactly three people for the remaining spots: **Eve [1], Victor [2], and Bob [9]**.
If there are 2 wolves left, they are sitting right there. We have 5 clear votes against 3 suspects. This is a checkmate scenario if we play it calm.
**Bob [9]**, I have to agree with Ocean. Your reaction to Xavier was extremely prickly. Xavier is a confirmed power role; he has every right to pressure the "followers." You snapping back at him saying "don't let your power role go to your head" sounds like a Wolf who is annoyed that the Town found a way to recover from the Seer's death. A Villager should be thrilled Xavier exists, not lecturing him on his tone.
**Victor [2]** and **Eve [1]**, you two are dangerously quiet. You are saying all the "right" things, but that's exactly what wolves do when their partner (Paul) gets caught. You blend in.
However, **Bob [9]** has stuck his neck out the furthest with that defensive reaction.
I am following Ocean's logic completely.
I suggest we start with **Bob [9]** today.
**Iris [6]**, you're up next. You started the fire yesterday; help us finish it today. Do you see anything in {1, 2} that I missed, or is Bob our guy?
I'm ready to vote.
Seat 6 — Iris (gemini-3-pro-preview, Speech)
I am the **Witch**.
Town, the game is solved. We have achieved a checkmate.
First, let me confirm the last piece of the puzzle. **[4] Jason is my Silver Water.**
On Night 1, I used my Antidote to save Jason. This confirms exactly why Paul [5] slipped up. Paul knew his team targeted Jason, and he tried to act smart by "predicting" it. Jason is 100% confirmed Good.
Now, look at the board. We have an invincible alliance of **5 Confirmed Good Players**:
1. **Me [6]** (Witch)
2. **Jason [4]** (Silver Water)
3. **Ocean [3]** (Gold Water + Lucky One)
4. **Xavier [8]** (Black Market Dealer)
5. **Tim [10]** (Checked Good by Ocean)
That leaves exactly three players in the Wolf Pit: **[1] Eve, [2] Victor, and [9] Bob**.
Assuming a standard setup with 3 wolves (and Paul being one), **there are 2 wolves sitting in those 3 seats.**
Here is the winning formula, and we do not deviate from it:
1. **Today**, we vote out one of them. **Ocean [3]** and **Jason [4]** suggested **Bob [9]**, and I am fine with that. Bob's reaction to Xavier was unnecessarily hostile for a Villager in a winning position.
2. **Tonight**, I will use my **Poison**. I will poison one of the remaining two suspects ([1] or [2]).
3. **Tomorrow**, if the game hasn't ended, we lynch the last survivor of that trio.
We clear the entire suspect pool {1, 2, 9} in two rounds. The wolves have literally nowhere to hide.
**To [1] Eve and [2] Victor**: You are the only ones left to evaluate. One of you might be a Villager caught in the crossfire, or you are both wolves. If you are good, your only job today is to help us catch the real wolf. But honestly, with the math this tight, even if we mis-lynch a villager, we still win by clearing the table.
**Bob [9]**, you are the priority target. Defend yourself if you can, but arguing with the Black Market Dealer was a fatal mistake.
Town, let's execute this cleanly. **I vote Bob [9] today.**
Seat 9 — Bob (gemini-3-pro-preview, Last words)
Well, fair enough. You got me.
I am a **Villager**.
**Xavier [8]**, I apologize for snapping at you earlier. You were right—my reaction was defensive. It wasn't because I was a wolf, but because I was frustrated that my loyalty was being questioned when the logic seemed so clear. But in this game, frustration looks like guilt. You made the safe play, and I respect that.
Town, listen to me closely: **The game is solved.**
You have 5 confirmed good players. You had a suspect pool of three: Me [9], Eve [1], and Victor [2].
Since I am a Villager, and Paul [5] was a Wolf, that means **Eve [1] and Victor [2] are the last two wolves.** It is mathematically impossible for it to be anyone else unless there is a role madness I'm not seeing.
**Iris [6]**, please do exactly what you said. Use your poison tonight on either Eve or Victor. It doesn't matter which one.
**Ocean [3]**, **Xavier**, **Tim**, **Jason**... tomorrow morning, you will wake up, see one of them dead, and you just lynch the survivor.
Don't let them talk their way out of it. Don't let them create confusion. They were the ones hiding in the silence while Paul died. They are the ones left in the pit.
My death clears the board for you. Take the win. Good luck, Town.