In the magical land of Veloria, Xiomara possesses a unique pair of spectacles that allow her to see through walls as if they are made of glass. One day, she visits the ancient, labyrinthian castle of Soren to find the hidden enchanted gem called the Eye of Mithra, which is said to grant the bearer profound wisdom. The castle has a reputation for its confusing layout, with countless rooms and many walls overlapping each other. Xiomara knows that the Eye of Mithra is hidden behind a series of three walls, in the very heart of the castle.

Xiomara stands in the grand hall of the castle and puts on her spectacles. To her surprise, not every wall becomes transparent. These spectacles can only make non-magical barriers see-through, and it turns out that some of the walls in Soren are enchanted, which remain opaque to her vision, while ordinary non-enchanted walls appear as clear as air. This unique property adds to the difficulty of her search as she cannot discern the location of the Eye directly, but must instead deduce where the non-magical walls, and thus, the potential location for non-enchanted rooms are.

As Xiomara progresses, she encounters Javed, who is known throughout Veloria as the Whisperer of Walls due to his ability to communicate with and understand the emotions of physical structures, both magical and mundane. Javed has been in the castle for some time, attempting to negotiate with the enchanted walls to reveal their secrets, but to no avail. The enchanted walls are old, stubborn, and do not wish to share their knowledge with anyone. However, they do share with Javed that they are in place to protect something valuable.

Xiomara and Javed agree to combine their abilities. Xiomara can identify paths through non-magical walls, and Javed can feel where the enchanted walls are, even though he can't see through them or convince them to divulge their secrets. Together they navigate through the castle. Xiomara identifies a long corridor with three consecutive non-magical walls that might be a likely place to hide the Eye of Mithra based on the layout. Javed, sensing the presence of a dense concentration of enchantment beyond the third non-magical wall, suspects that there may be a set of magical walls protecting the location of the Eye.

Considering that they now stand before a series of three non-magical walls with the likelihood of enchanted walls just beyond, what should Xiomara and Javed logically deduce about the location of the Eye of Mithra, and what should be their next steps to reach it, while relying on their combined abilities?
Upon arriving at the corridor with the three consecutive non-magical walls, Xiomara and Javed must use a process of elimination and inference to deduce the potential location of the Eye of Mithra. The first step in their logical deduction should be to understand that if three non-magical walls sit consecutively in the corridor, it is unlikely that this arrangement is coincidental, given the castle's design to intentionally confuse and guard against such discoveries.

As Xiomara can see through these non-magical walls thanks to her spectacles, she should carefully observe the spaces behind each wall. She might notice that the rooms or spaces are empty or contain mundane objects, indicating that these areas are not the final hiding place of the Eye, but rather a pathway towards it. But she cannot see beyond the third non-magical wall if it indeed is backed by an enchanted one. This is where she must rely on Javed's ability.

Javed should focus his senses on the area beyond the third non-magical wall. If he feels a concentration of enchantment denser than anywhere else in the castle, it would suggest that behind this wall lies not another mundane room, but a series of magical walls, as he suspected. The strong enchantment signifies important protection - likely for the Eye of Mithra. Given that the enchanted walls are designed to conceal and protect, their presence is a strong indicator that Xiomara and Javed are near the Eye. The enchanted walls, unable to speak to Javed directly about the Eye due to their stubbornness, nonetheless indirectly confirm its presence by their emotional intensity.

After determining that enchanted walls likely lie beyond the third non-magical wall, Xiomara and Javed's next steps should be strategic. Since Xiomara cannot see through the enchanted walls and Javed cannot converse with them to reveal a passage, they must search for an alternative route that uses their combined abilities. They should proceed to explore adjacent rooms and corridors that Xiomara can see into, looking for patterns or discrepancies that might suggest a hidden entrance or a path that bypasses the magical barriers.

Specifically, they should look for signs of uneven wall thickness, doors that lead to surprisingly short or irregularly shaped rooms, or floors that could hint at underground passages--all while avoiding directly enchanted barriers. These could indicate hidden spaces or passageways that are accessible through non-magical means, which might not be apparent to less observant or less magically-aided individuals.

During this exploration, Xiomara must keep her eyes open for clear walls that might seem out of place, signaling hidden mechanisms that could open secret doors or reveal hidden levers. Concurrently, Javed should keep his senses attuned to the textures of emotions emanating from walls--feeling for shifts that might signal a change in the enchantment's purpose from concealment to guidance.

Ultimately, Xiomara and Javed's efforts to combine visual and emotional detection will, if applied patiently and meticulously, lead them to uncover the hidden mechanics or paths that bypass the enchantments. Their strategy should not be a straightforward path, but rather a careful piecing together of visual clues and emotional hints until they discover a way to reach the Eye of Mithra, which will likely involve them navigating a series of both mundane and magical obstructions in an indirect manner that uses the fullest extent of their magical capabilities.