The use of かります in a sentence


This is the sentence I'm having troubles with: シェリーちゃんが助かりますよーに!

I know that シェリーちゃん is Sherry-chan and, 助 is help/rescue/assist. The only part
I want to know about is the かりますよーに。I have been searching the meaning of かります
and the meaning that shows up is 'borrow' which is odd because it doesn't
match the meaning of the sentence. The google translated version is: Sherry is
saved. Which is also odd because 'Sherry' wasn't saved yet (in the video I was
watching). So I was thinking it meant 'I am going to save Sherry' or 'I must
save Sherry'. Also, the よーに part, please explain it to me.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH TO THE PEOPLE WHO TOOK THEIR PRECIOUS TIME TO ANSWER MY
QUESTION!

**My mistake, it was に, not こ and り, not い。I also edited the other parts.
Thank you for pointing that out.




The verb in this sentence is
[助かる【たすかる】](https://jisho.org/word/%E5%8A%A9%E3%81%8B%E3%82%8B) ("to be
saved"). 借りる【かりる】 ("to borrow") is irrelevant.

> シェリーちゃんが助かりますよーに!  
>  I hope Sherry will be saved!

  * **シェリーちゃん** : Sherry(-chan)
  * **が** : (subject marker)
  * **助かります** : masu-form of the intransitive verb 助かる ("to be saved")
  * **よーに** : a casual/slangy rendering of ように, which is used to make a wish. See: [ending sentences with ように](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/13486/5010) and [How does this ように work?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/4155/5010)

