In a magical forest, there is a special clearing where there are three large standing stones--they cannot be moved by any force. These stones are known to be the 'Stones of Direction.' Whenever a person stands directly between any two stones and looks at the third, they see not the forest, but the place they most desire to be at that moment. If Kofi stands between the Stone of the East and the Stone of the West looking north towards the Stone of the North, he sees his childhood home. Meanwhile, Xiomara, standing between the Stone of the North and the Stone of the West looking east towards the Stone of the East, sees the library in her hometown. What happens when Mariko stands between the Stone of the East and the Stone of the North looking west towards the Stone of the West?

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As Mariko stands between the Stone of the East and the Stone of the North looking towards the Stone of the West, according to the properties of the Stones of Direction, she will see the place she most desires to be at that specific moment, just as Kofi and Xiomara did. The magical constraint dictates that the stones show the individual their deepest current desire for a location when they look towards the third stone. Since this magic operates individually and is based on the current desire of the person between the stones, Mariko's view will be entirely unique to her and unaffected by the experiences of Kofi and Xiomara. She will see not the magical forest in her field of vision, but instead the location she subconsciously or consciously wishes to be in at that exact moment in time.