The term “votary” in literature often denotes a person who shows deep, sometimes religious, devotion to a cause, ideal, or person, and is used in both sacred and secular contexts. Writers employ it to characterize a fervent disciple of a faith or way of life, as seen in its depiction of religious dedication ([1], [2], [3]) and its use to denote a digital devotee of art, intellect, or even pleasure ([4], [5], [6]). The word also appears in satirical and critical tones, highlighting excessive or self-important adherence to a particular fashion or ideology ([7], [8]). In each instance, “votary” conveys a strong sense of commitment, whether it is to spiritual pursuits, cultural endeavors, or personal passions ([9], [10], [11]).