In literature, the term "steady" functions as a versatile marker of unwavering constancy and reliability. It is used to depict natural rhythms, as in the persistent rhythm of rain or the constant flow of a train across the landscape ([1], [2]), and also to capture the unyielding character and resolve of individuals—from a progress made at a school ([3]) to the calm, clear determination in a person’s gaze ([4], [5]). Moreover, "steady" often conveys the balance required to maintain physical pace or emotional composure, illustrating both mechanical repetition and the undercurrent of an enduring inner strength ([6], [7], [8]). This layered use enriches narratives by suggesting that stability, whether in the environment or in character, serves as a critical, almost elemental force in the unfolding of events ([9], [10]).