The word "helper" appears in literature with a wide variety of connotations, ranging from divine protection to everyday assistance and companionship. In many religious texts, for instance, it is used to denote God's role as a protector and savior, as seen in passages like [1], [2], [3], and [4]. At the same time, in folk tales and classical narratives such as those in [5] or [6], "helper" often signifies a character whose practical aid proves indispensable, whether in a royal household or on a precarious journey. In works from various genres—from ancient epics like those in [7] and [8] to modern novels such as [9] and [10]—the term is employed both literally and metaphorically to highlight the vital support extended by a friend, guide, or even a divine being.