In a magical forest, a clear, shimmery wall appears that only reflects things that are not moving relative to it. Naledi is standing still in front of the wall, and she can see her own reflection. She then notices her friend Chun who is walking towards her from behind, reflected in the wall. If Chun stops walking, what will Naledi see in the wall? Respond very briefly.
When Chun is walking, since he is moving relative to the wall, Naledi can see his reflection. When Chun comes to a stop, he is no longer moving relative to the wall, which means the wall will no longer reflect him. As a result, Naledi will no longer see Chun's reflection and will only see her own reflection and the forest behind her through the transparent sections of the wall where motionless objects like Chun are not reflected.