In literature, the term "cryptic" is often employed to evoke an air of mystery and ambiguity, enriching a narrative with hidden meanings or elusive messages. It can denote anything from a puzzling note that sets a covert mission in motion [1] to a seemingly ordinary remark that nonetheless conceals deeper intent [2]. Authors use the adjective to describe fleeting expressions—a smile or a glance—that hint at unspoken emotions or secret knowledge [3], [4]. In dialogue, a cryptic comment might leave other characters and readers alike searching for a hidden significance, as well as adding an element of suspense to the unfolding story [5], [6]. Moreover, the term serves to characterize both verbal exchanges and physical objects, imbuing them with an enigmatic quality that challenges straightforward interpretation [7], [8]. Such usage not only enhances the layers of meaning in a text but also invites readers to engage in an active decoding of symbols and messages interwoven into the narrative texture.