Princess Juliette was accustomed to the various deductions made by scholars. These deductions were very rigid, with every detail, every connecting point having to seamlessly align. Scholars always performed a pile of calculations, using numbers to figure out numerous probabilities, then comparing these probabilities and presenting them matter-of-factly. That experience was bland, much like the scholars themselves, exuding a strong odor of decay.
Of course, Princess Juliette had also experienced many divinations by wizards, differing from scholars' deductions in that these wizards always traced back to past events, using those past details to slowly deduce the future. This method was bolder than the scholars', but the probability of error increased significantly as well. The wizards' method was always somewhat radical, yet it did manage to capture some key points. Though this reasoning wasn't as accurate as the scholars' calculations, it was also a method to predict the future.
