In the audio clip titled "10. Glass Strike", the dominating sound is that of glass being struck. The crisp, clear resonance of glass is immediately noticeable, swirling around the listener with an almost musical quality. It rings out in quick succession, creating an atmosphere of tension and urgency. Suddenly, the sharp, echoing slap of a hand against a wet surface cuts through the chiming glass sounds. This slap is not violent, but rather controlled and rhythmic, adding a layer of complexity to the audio landscape. The wetness of the slap is unmistakable, with the dampness of the sound providing a textural contrast to the brittle nature of the glass. As the clip continues, the glass strike and wet slap sounds intertwine in an intriguing dance of sonic textures. The sound of glass creates a sense of fragility and tension, while the wet slap offers a grounding, organic element. This unique audio experience ends with a final, definitive glass strike, leaving the listener with a linge