In literary texts, "pythonic" is frequently deployed as an adjective linked to divinatory practices and mystical arts. Often, it describes those who invoke hidden or spiritual forces—such as consulting pythonic spirits for accessing truths from beyond the mortal realm [1, 2, 3]—or it highlights the specialized art of divination itself, as seen in the context of deciphering entrails [4]. At times, the term takes on allegorical nuances, suggesting a deep, albeit obscured, connection to ancient Greek religious transactions [5]. The word can also be employed in a more satirical frame, critiquing overly animated yet absurd displays of creative genius [6], and serving to contrast the authentic oracles of pagan deities with other forms of mystical inquiry [7].