As the audio begins, the listener is instantly immersed in an eerie, almost ominous atmosphere. The initial sound is that of a metallic hit, sharp yet resonant, as if something meticulously engineered was struck with force. This sound is reminiscent of a radiator, adding a distinct flavor of familiarity to the unnerving ambiance. Following the impactful hit, there's a sound that undulates, low and continuous. It's a dynamic, processed sound, akin to the low hum of a metallic sub-bass, that adds depth and dimension to the audio experience. Intertwined with the subs and the metallic hit is an unsettling sound of scrapping metal. It's a prolonged, grating noise that sends shivers down the spine, mimicking the sound of metal scraping against metal, like a key against a car's surface or a shovel over a rough terrain. The soundscape is tied together by an ethereal, ghostly quality that makes the audio both fascinating and just a touch frightening, leaving the