Shouldn't Wilhelm have Precognition?

[Furicel]

Or at least a limited form. In the 9th volume, Wilhelm faces Betelgeuse Romanee-Conti and shows that he can predict where the unseen hands attacks. He said that he can predict the tragetory by observing his oponent's eyes, he can predict the potency by observing his oponent's will and that he can predict the time by observing his oponent's breathing.

That's some form of Precognition, I'd say Analytic Prediction, but it's the same thing now. (Sorry, I'd pull the text direct from the novel, but my novel isn't in english and I couldn't find it online).