Scientists have discovered the predecessor of the great Nostradamus - the prophet, whose pseudonym - Rainier Nero - translated from French means "Black Spider". The exact dates of his mysterious life have not yet been established. Experts suggest that he was a French monk and was named Frederico Martelli. During the renovation in 1972 in the monastery of Bologna, workers discovered an ancient manuscript, an oracle book, an eternal book in the wall. In the republished version, it consisted of about 800 pages.
The seer marked his predictions with a drawing of a black spider. One of Nero's most famous prophecies that came true relates to World War II. Then he said that "two poisonous mushrooms will rise above the cities," probably referring to Hiroshima and Nagasaki. In 1981, people will be punished for fornication with a terrible disease (obviously AIDS). This is followed by prophecies that have not yet been deciphered by scientists. The Black Spider's predictions follow until 6323. His predictions are gloomy, but he believes in people and believes that they can change everything. Nero saw the future as vague and too changeable.