In a magical forest, there is a clearing with a single enchanted apple tree. If a person walks around the tree counterclockwise three times, they become invisible to everyone outside the clearing. Nia, standing outside the clearing, watches her friend Jaxon enter the clearing and walk around the apple tree counterclockwise three times. After Jaxon has walked around the tree the specified number of times, what can Nia see from her position outside the clearing? Make your response very short.
Nia watches Jaxon enter the clearing and walk around the tree counterclockwise three times. Upon completion of the three laps, the magical property of the tree renders Jaxon invisible to anyone outside the clearing. Thus, from Nia's perspective, once Jaxon finishes his third lap around the tree, he becomes invisible to her. She can no longer see Jaxon from her position outside the clearing.