In literature, "wafture" is often employed to evoke a sense of graceful, sweeping motion that carries both physical and ethereal connotations. It appears as a description of a deliberate gesture—such as a stern or scornful movement of the hand ([1], [2], [3], [4])—while also capturing the soft, almost intangible quality of natural phenomena like wind or light ([5], [6]). At times, it reaches into the realm of the sublime, suggesting the movement of angelic wings or even the subtle emanations of a spectral presence ([7], [8], [9]). Whether illustrating a character’s expressive gesture or imbuing the atmosphere with a mystical quality, the term enriches the imagery with its distinctive blend of physicality and otherworldly elegance ([10], [11], [12]).