The word "foray" is used in literature to convey a sense of venturing into new or hostile territory, both literally and figuratively. At times it refers to a physical expedition or raid into enemy lands, as seen when warriors set out on dangerous missions and skirmishes ([1], [2], [3]), while in other contexts it describes an initial venture into a new field or activity, such as entering journalism or beginning life at a new school ([4], [5]). Additionally, the term carries a metaphorical weight in epic and historical narratives—highlighting daring assaults or personal exploits, whether in the valor of ancient battles or in the more light-hearted adventures of a character ([6], [7], [8]).