In literature, the term fissure is employed not only to depict physical cracks and openings in the earth but also to symbolize divisions, transitions, and hidden pathways. In vivid geological landscapes, fissures are described as routes through which lava, steam, or water emerges, establishing a tangible connection between nature’s forces and the narrative’s unfolding events ([1],[2],[3]). At times, characters venture into fissures, whether to discover concealed caves or to follow enigmatic leads into the unknown ([4],[5],[6]). The word also lends a more metaphorical resonance by suggesting a split or rupture within a broader system, evoking emotional or societal chasms as profound as those found in nature ([7],[8]).