Igniting a Lighter and Smoking

The audio begins with the crisp, distinctive sound of a lighter flicking open. There's a brief pause, the anticipation building, before the flint wheel is struck, producing a satisfying, high-pitched scraping noise. Suddenly, the soft, gentle roar of a flame igniting fills the air, casting an imaginary warm glow around. The flame crackles for a moment, indicating its successful ignition. Next, the audio subtly transitions to the distinct sound of a puff, a clear indication of inhalation. The flame's soft roar is momentarily replaced by the quiet rustling of a cigarette being lit. This is followed by an audible exhale, the smoky breath seemingly curling into the air around. The sound of the lighter closing with a soft, metallic click is heard, signifying the end of the ignition phase. The audio then shifts to focus on the rhythmic process of smoking. The listener can hear the quiet, rhythmic inhales and exhales, punctuated by the occasional rust