In the enchanted forest, a magical, invisible, and intangible wall appears that divides the forest into two equal halves. Tendai is standing on one side of the wall, and Hikari is standing on the other side, both facing the wall. They are equidistant from it. A peacock with luminescent feathers struts along the wall, exactly on the line of the invisible barrier. From Tendai's and Hikari's points of view, does the wall affect what they see of the peacock? Describe what happens from each person's perspective as the peacock walks along the wall.

Respond very briefly.
Since the wall is described as both invisible and intangible, it does not have any physical presence that can be detected by the human senses or alter the passage of light. Therefore, the magical wall would not affect the visibility of the peacock at all. Tendai and Hikari would each see the peacock with its luminescent feathers continuously, without interruption, as it struts along the line where the invisible wall stands. The wall's presence is known, but it does not have any discernible effect on the visibility of objects due to its specified properties of being invisible and intangible.