The all-knowing.

Three-eyed oracle /ˈθriː aɪd ˈɒr.ə.kəl/ — n.

A seer whose perception is divided across three organs of sight, each assigned its own dominion. The two paired eyes read the present: faces, weather, the small tells of liars. The third, set in the brow or behind the lid, reads what has not yet occurred. Its vision is never clean. It arrives as pressure, color, or a half-heard sentence.

Compare: seer, augur, Cassandra, sibyl.

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