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This is the content of the ancient Oracle. Just check it out. Don't check it incompletely like ancient Oracle Bone Inscriptions, but intercept it according to your own needs.

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There was once a strange woman who came to see tarquin, the king of Rome, with nine beautiful books. These books are about a prophetess. The strange woman wanted the king to buy these nine books, but when the king hesitated about the price, she dropped three of them, and the remaining six books were as expensive as the previous nine. King tarquin only smiled when he saw this, so the woman burned three more books, and the remaining three books kept the original price. At this time, tarquin began to be surprised by his stubbornness, and felt that there must be something unusual in this transaction. So the king asked the astrologer to find a way. After some divination, the astrologer found that the king had rejected the holy book given to him by the gods, which was a great disrespect to the gods. The astrologer suggested that the king grant any request from a woman and then keep the remaining three holy books. After the woman got the money she had asked for before, she gave the books to the king, only told him to treat these sacred books with dignity and then disappeared without a trace. Later, the king ordered the three holy books to be collected in the underground treasure house of the main temple, and also sent two nobles to guard them and do everything possible to protect them. Only after the worst failure, when it is necessary to ask the gods for advice, or to suppress rebellion and other very important events, will the Senate discuss whether to issue special instructions to present the holy book to these two noble guardians. This is a collection of Sibila Zhan, a strange woman who was the most convincing prophetess in ancient Rome. Apollo promised that Sibila Zhan could ask for anything, so Sibila Zhan asked her to live as long as a grain of sand, but forgot to ask for eternal youth. Later, she became like a log and hung herself in a bucket. People asked her what her hopes were, and she said that she just wanted to die quickly. It was Sybil who wrote nine volumes of Sybil's book written on palm leaves, but in the end only three volumes remained. After the rise of Christianity, The Book of Sibila did not lose its charm, and it still played a role for a long time. The existing Sibila has 12 volumes.