Knocking on Rock

The audio commences with the distinct sound of knocking, a steady rhythm that echoes slightly, hinting at a hard, dense surface. The knock is not metallic or wooden, but rather, it resonates with a solid, almost gritty quality that unmistakably identifies it as rock. It's a rough, natural sound; the kind you'd hear if you were to strike a large boulder in the wilderness. The knocking rhythm is interspersed with crashes, a loud, jarring sound that breaks the steady beat momentarily. The crashes are intense, like a hard object striking against the rock, causing a reverberation that echoes in the surrounding space. It's a raw, powerful sound that emphasizes the solidity and strength of the rock being struck. Throughout the audio, the rock remains a constant, grounding presence. The knocks and crashes ebb and flow, but the characteristic sound of rock - hard, unyielding, and elemental - remains consistent. The audio ends as it began,